Bottles, corks, corkers, the bottle tree — and a roll of blue painters tape.
7 picks on this shelf
Bottling day takes longer than you think and your kitchen will look like a small disaster. Worth it.
BottlingBottling Day Bundle
Bottles, corks, a corker — and yes, painters tape.
Bottling$32–$38Bottle Drying Tree
An upside-down forest of clean bottles, ready for bottling day.
Bottling$75–$89Italian Floor Corker
Cork 30 bottles in 20 minutes without wrecking your wrists.
Bottling$22–$24Standard 750ml Wine Bottles (Case of 12)
Punted, dark green, Bordeaux shape. The bottle you actually want.
Bottling$28–$30Natural #9 Wine Corks (Bag of 100)
Real cork for wines you plan to age more than a year.
Bottling$22–$24Synthetic Wine Corks (Bag of 100)
Plastic, perfect, and never tainted. Great for wines drunk inside a year.
Bottling$12–$14Shrink Capsules (100-pack)
The little foil sleeves that make a homemade bottle look store-bought.
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