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Belgian Corks for Bottles

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Cork your homebrewed Belgian beers with these corks made specifically for use with Belgian beer bottles. Our brewery-grade (meaning these are the same quality corks that commercial breweries use) corks work well with our Floor Corker (W410). A hand corker will not work with these corks.

A long-time customer - John Francisco - told us a tip that he uses when he corks his Belgian beers - put a #7 stopper (FE440) over the plunger rod of the corker so that only 1 3/4" of the rod is exposed. This will stop the cork from going into the bottle too far. A wire hood can then be fastened over the remaining 6/8" - 7/8" of cork sticking out of the bottle. We have tried this and it works great!

Attention: These corks come sanitary in the bag ready to be corked into a bottle. Do not sanitize or boil these corks. If done so, you will ruin the integrity of the cork.
1 5/8" L x 1" D

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  • Super dense and make a perfect seal every time.
  • Good quality and hold up well over time.
  • Work great! A champagne corker is a must for proper installation.
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Charles L.
Love to bottle Belgian style!

Work great! A champagne corker is a must for proper installation.

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Dean N.

Excellent product using in a floor corker.

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Jason M.
Should be a little shorter

These corks worked OK for us but they're a bit longer than other corks. It would be great if they were about 3 mm shorter.

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Mark D.
Great Corks!

These corks worked great! I used them in my first time corking and wasn't disappointed. I will definitely use these again.

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Shawn s.
Great corks

Only place I can find these and the price is fair.

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andrew W.
Great for Belgian brews

These are great for adding a touch of style to my big belgian ales in Champagne bottles. Good quality and feel

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Mark H.
Great corks

Worked great in my Belgian beer bottles.

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Steven S.
Great cork for Belgium beer bottles

Easy to use great seal not too long. I used these with a floor corker. No issues. Make sure you use only with Belgium beer bottles.

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Jason C.
Great quality and price

I've tried inferior corks only to open it later down the road with embarrassing results. These corks hold up over time.

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Jonathan H.
Great for that little extra touch on Belgians

I use this when I bottle BSG or BSD beers in corkable bottles. Makes me feel fancy.

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wesley t.
Great belian corks

I have used champagne corks in the past but these make it alot easier to cork the bottles. Always a great seal

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Jason H.
Give your awesome Belgian Homebrew that final touch of class

These work great! I have probably corked 500 plus bottles using these with a floor corker and they have worked great every time. Good quality and hold up well over time. Just soak one for a couple of seconds in Star San to help them slide in the bottle with ease.

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Jason C.
The best corks by far

I bottle all my Belgian beers for a more authentic finish. I've tried different corks and these are by far the best quality. Super dense and make a perfect seal every time.

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Anonymous

Are these REF corks? any problem putting it out by hand?

MoreCoffee!

No they're not "REF" corks and yes there are problems pulling them out by hand. They RIP and tear not only coming out but going in as well.

MoreCoffee!

As long as you have some CO2 you are good. Nut crackers work if it doesn't.

MoreCoffee!

I used a cork screw to this pull these out. I’d also lsuggest using a cage even with moderate carbonation levels. They worked fine through my Ferrari style corker.

MoreCoffee!

I do not recall "Ref" markings. I tried to pull one or two by hand. I gave up before i broke the cork. Used a cork screw to get them all out without any problem.