Corks, Corkers, Crown Caps and Cappers

This is the best you can get without going into hundreds of pounds.

It weighs nearly 10 kg. All solid steel.

The cap crimper is machined from 1 1/2" bar.The base plate is 3/8th steel plate.

It adjusts easily for any size and there is an arm to make sure the bottle sits in exactly the right spot for fast easy bottling.

When screwed to the bench it makes bottling fast, the caps crimp on easily and postively.

The big return spring means the unit readies itself fast for the next cap while the long lever handle makes crimping easy

Suitable for Micro brewery or small bottling plant

For fitting the crown caps above! May be different from picture

Now includes 100 crown caps!

Fits most beer bottles  that have had a crown cap on them before.

You can re use old bottles or buy new ones! They don't fit the screw top bottles. 
We find the heavier beer bottles are best, the really thin cheap lager bottles are not very good. 

Plastic beer bottle reseals Pack of 12-   clear -They fit most standard beer bottles that have had a crown cork on them. Press on, If too much pressure builds up they pop off which is a nice safety feature.

It grips the neck of the bottle and then forces the cork down the tube. Easier to use than the simple corker.

May vary a bit from the picture!

Make the wine look more professional.

Shrink them on with steam from a kettle or with a hair dryer it says!. Any hair dryer hot enough to put them on would melt your head. We found a hot air stripper worked really well

30 good quality corks. Slightly waxed, do not soak!

Go in easy and give a good seal, you'll need a corking tool to get them in. The Easy corking tool is fine.

Bulk wine making corks for cheaper cost! These are top quality corks which don't leak. You need a bit of extra effort to get them in and you'll need the two handled corker.

That's Peter Fox who works in the shop...He's a lovely man and will answer any questions!

Fit standard champagne or sparkling wine bottles, a good tight fit. you will need a wire cage for these

You put the wire on the bottle and then hook the tool through the loop on the wire. Twist the handle and it twists the wire on neatly and easily.

Snaps the wire if you go too far but you soon learn!

Sorry we can't get hold of these any more-- You can buy a piece of rubber tube and cut it up... Sorry we don't have the tube or we'd make some washers!! Washers for the old cider bottle caps. The internal screw thread type, like a bit of rubber tube cut up into bits