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Oh, sorry Noe.
I thought we were still talking about beer bottles.

Yes they do OK.
I bottled some wine bottles with these corks (I used natural) then dipped them in molten beeswax. I did this only for looks, but it may help with preservation.
So far these bottles appear to have lasted almost 3 years with no issues.
I have no further data, because I only bottled them December 2010
 
kudapucat said:
Oh, sorry Noe.
I thought we were still talking about beer bottles.

Yes they do OK.
I bottled some wine bottles with these corks (I used natural) then dipped them in molten beeswax. I did this only for looks, but it may help with preservation.
So far these bottles appear to have lasted almost 3 years with no issues.
I have no further data, because I only bottled them December 2010
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Thanks Kudapukat!

That's a good news, at least I could make a trial and in 5 years or something make the final decision.

Saludes,
 
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