Where to buy cork stoppers?-Need for Physics Project

Thread starter AznBoi
Start date Apr 15, 2007
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Cork stoppers can be purchased at various retail stores, particularly those catering to homemade wine and beer makers. Local craft stores, homebrew supply shops, and specialty kitchen stores often carry them. Additionally, some larger grocery stores may have a selection in their wine or kitchen supply sections. It's recommended to check stores like Michaels, Home Depot, or local brewing supply shops for availability. Cork stoppers are essential for sealing bottles in home fermentation projects.

Apr 15, 2007

AznBoi

I need to know where I can buy cork stoppers (other than the internet). Cork stoppers are the wood-like things you stuff onto wine bottles-the things you pop off before drinking. Please list retail stores like Walmart, Riteaid, or anywhere that you know that sells them. Thanks!

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Apr 15, 2007

denverdoc

Try a store that sells to homemade wine and or beer makers. Not at wally world to be sure.

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