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Soaking corks is not a good method!
I have extra corks after bottling my wine. How should I store these corks?
In a corkador.. for real..
keep in mind the reason #8 corks insert easier is because they are looser. this may ultimately affect the aging potential of the wine.
Its OK for that (corkador) .Also, please tell me that the orange home depot bucket is ok to use for the corkidore?
That's why I use #9's. Even though I use a hand corker.
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