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Cork comes from the bark of the cork oak tree. It’s harvested by hand without ever cutting down a tree or killing it. Cork trees can be harvested every 9-12 years, up to 15 times in their 200+ year lifespan.
Cork oak forests form crucial natural habitat for a wide variety of plant and animal life. Many species of endangered animals and birds rely on the cork forests to survive.
These forests are a rare example of how agriculture and conservation can coexist sustainably.
For thousands of years people have used cork for its practical applications. Cork is buoyant, lightweight, fire-resistant, thermally and acoustically insulating, anti-microbial, hydrophobic, rot-resistant and naturally beautiful.
Most people sense that natural wine corks have an inherent value; that they’re too good to end up in the trash. We couldn’t agree more.