When the Wine Is Not Yet in the Bottle
When a wine is intended to evolve over many years, the closure deserves to be part of the thinking from the very beginning.
When a wine is intended to evolve over many years, the closure deserves to be part of the thinking from the very beginning.
A story from a day spent among cork oak forests
Sometimes the best way forward is to challenge what we take for granted
Economic pressure is forcing many wineries to make faster decisions with consequences
How the cork influences the evolution of each bottle
Three trends in closures that will shape 2026: wine evolution in bottle, technical knowledge, and new questions around sustainability and materials.