The #9 (15/16" x 1 ¾") Neutrocork® 44 mm x 23 mm Micro-Agglomerated is a straight natural cork made of small cork granules. This cork is often used to preserve bottled wine for short term use or for long term aging. Micro-agglomerated corks are seen as a newer affordable option to natural corks. These wine cork stoppers are also stronger and more durable than standard agglomerated corks. They are suitable for wines with some complexity and can also be used for high pressured sparkling wines.
The Neutrocork®corks are recommended for wine that is meant to be consumed within two years after bottling.
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Store that wine appropriately with the #9 (15/16" x 1 ¾") Neutrocork® 44 mm x 23 mm Micro-Agglomerated Cork.
Key benefits:
Made of small cork granules that have been pressed together into individual molds to create a stable cork
Strong enough to withstand mechanical bottling
Cork neck finish with a 3/4" neck width
Better consistency, smoother, and more elastic than standard agglomerated corks
Almost zero trichloroanisole (TCA)
Easy extraction
Protects wine from oxidation
Fits most commercially made wine bottles (However, for a proper fit, purchase a cork that is 2-3mm larger than the bottle's opening.)
#9 cork provides a tighter seal than #7 and #8 corks
Legacy Sizing: No. 9 × 1 ½"
Micro-Agglomerated Corks
Known for its stability, these micro-agglomerated corks are made of small cork granules that are compressed to form a uniformed single mold. They compress less easily than natural corks. These corks are great for home winemaking kits. Cork insertion is easiest when using small hand-operated corkers.
Neutrocork®
Neutrocork® is a new generation natural cork closure that offers homogeneous stability. They are typically used for early consumption of wine (up to 2 years).
Cork Dimensions
Wider corks have a tighter seal which are sometimes difficult to insert with handheld corkers. Longer corks limit the amount of headspace available in a bottle. In general, most bottles can handle various cork dimensions to create an acceptable seal.
Guide to Natural Wine Corks
Need help deciding the best cork closure for your application? Learn more about our natural wine cork closures.
This information has been provided as a general guide. It is the customer's responsibility to select the proper container for product and application compatibility.
Additional Information
More Information
Neck Finish
Cork
Liner Compatibility
Glass
Color
Cork
Material
Agglomerated Cork
FDA Compliant
Yes
Size
44 x 23mm
Dimensions
23 mm Dia. x 44mm H (15/16" x 1-3/4")
Pallet Pack
1,000 ea.
Industries
Food & Beverage
Note:
The Neutrocork®corks are recommended for wine that is meant to be consumed within two years after bottling.
Q & A
Customer Questions
Can you ship internationally? Where are you located?
The Cary Company online ordering platform is only set up to ship within the United States. For international shipments, please contact us at 630.629.6600 or Sales@thecarycompany.com, and we will be happy to process your order. Our main warehouse and office are located in Addison, Ill. We also have warehouses in across the United States that you can see here. Thank you for choosing The Cary Company.
Does The Cary Company have wine corkers?
Yes, The Cary Company carries a variety of cork closures.
How long can I store my wine with agglomerated wine corks?
It is recommended that you consume the wine within two years after bottling when using agglomerated wine corks.
Are all agglomerated corks printed?
Most of our agglomerated corks are printed but we do carry some that do not have printing. This is to highlight the natural aesthetic of the cork.
What types of applications are suitable for this cork?
Use this champagne cork for champagne, wine, or high-pressured sparkling wines. Micro-agglomerated corks allow you to preserve your product for short term or use for long-term aging.
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