Top winemakers around the world choose natural cork. Why? Cork has unique properties that are ideal for wine. One of the most essential properties is the oxygen contained within the cellular structure of the cork. After bottling, a cork stopper gradually releases just the right amount of oxygen from its cells into the bottle, helping young wine age gracefully. | "100% Cork"

B-52 and its variations

17 reactions | Every year, the cork harvest is in full swing in the summer months. No tree is cut down or even hurt or damaged. Each tree is harvested every nine years through a six-stage process: opening, division, separation, extraction, removal, and marking. This is how we get the best cork for cork stoppers. And for the cork oak tree, this is how each end is a new beginning. | "100% Cork" | Facebook

Visit Cork City Ireland’s “real capital” 😉 — a vibrant riverside city known for food, culture, humour, and history. --- ## 🏛️ Top Sights * **English Market** – A must-visit covered market serving local produce since 1788. * **St Fin Barre's Cathedral** – Striking architecture and city views. * **Shandon Bells** – Climb the tower and ring the bells yourself. * **Elizabeth Fort** – Panoramic views and centuries of history. * **River Lee** – The heart of the city, perfect for scenic walks. --- ##