Cork stoppers SELO1 44x24mm for still wines
Cork MinistryCS4424S1
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A timeless choice
Natural
Safe for sparkling wines
Best for short-term use
Affordable and efficient
Preserves freshness
Both stoppers are perfect for sparkling wines. They’re particularly effective for wines that don’t require extended aging, such as young cava or prosecco.
Yes, natural cork is an excellent choice for sparkling wines:
The main design difference lies in the base. EXPO1 features a flatter base, while EXPO2 has a slightly rounded bottom.
In technical terms, EXPO1 absorbs slightly less moisture (≤ 30%) compared to EXPO2 (≤ 40%). They also differ in TCA release: EXPO1 emits less (≤ 1.5 ng/L) than EXPO2 (≤ 2.0 ng/L). Nevertheless, these differences are negligible for sparkling wines consumed quickly.
All EXPO stoppers measure 47 × 29 mm.
TCA, or trichloroanisole, is a compound that can impart a 'corked' flavor to wine. The less TCA present in the stopper, the lower the risk of this occurring. We rigorously test each stopper for TCA levels.
No, TCA is not harmful, so you don't need to worry. Even if it’s present in the wine, it poses no health risk.
No, EXPO stoppers are designed exclusively for sparkling wines that don’t require long aging.
If you’re looking for stoppers for still wines, we recommend:
Our stoppers are made from natural cork granules, fully safe for food contact. They contain no recycled materials or GMOs.
The entire production process is carefully monitored to comply with food safety regulations. All materials and processes adhere to international standards for cork stopper manufacturing.
No, modern corks are ready to use right away. Soaking was once common for natural cork stoppers, but it's no longer necessary.
It's best to store them on their side to keep the cork moist and ensure a good seal.
Ideally, store the bottles in a cool, dark place with a stable temperature, ideally between 10 and 15°C.
Maintain a humidity level of around 70%, if possible.
Yes, natural cork is one of the most sustainable materials! It is harvested from the bark of the cork oak tree without cutting down the tree. The tree continues to grow and regenerate its bark regularly, a process that can be repeated for decades!
Cork is also fully biodegradable and recyclable. The cork oak forests, where this natural cork is harvested, support a rich diversity of plants and animals.
Many think the choice of a wine cork is an insignificant detail, but that couldn’t be further from the truth. The quality of this cork is unmatched. It’s not just about enjoying wine; it’s about celebrating moments. That’s why it’s crucial to select the best cork for your sparkling wines.

How many times have you opened a bottle and wondered, “Why is this stopper plastic?” It’s true – synthetic materials have no place in fine wine. Cork is pure, natural material – it doesn’t just seal the bottle; it cares for the wine.
Every natural cork is unique. Unlike mass-produced plastic stoppers, cork is an effective and high-performance material that has fulfilled this role for centuries, long before plastic was invented!
Few realize that what’s used to seal a wine bottle has a significant impact on health. Natural cork is the safest choice – zero artificial additives.
Our natural cork stoppers are guaranteed to be GMO-free and comply with all food safety standards. You can enjoy your wine with peace of mind, knowing it’s completely safe. This peace of mind is something plastic can’t offer.
Opening a bottle sealed with natural cork is much more than a mechanical action – it’s a true ritual. With a synthetic stopper, this moment loses its magic. The natural cork has a texture and history of its own that you can immediately feel and appreciate.
The natural shades of brown and the authentic texture also leave a lasting impression. Natural cork adds a touch of charm and elegance to each bottle, and each cork is unique. EXPO stoppers are made from natural materials, each with slightly different textures, colors, and shapes.
Each cork is made from carefully selected cork granules, precisely shaped to ensure a perfect fit for the bottle. This is particularly important for sparkling wines, where the cork must be both durable and seal tightly to keep the bubbles intact.
Our stoppers undergo rigorous quality control to ensure your wine is well-protected. This helps prevent issues such as leaks or premature oxidation.
Natural cork is 100% biodegradable. This means it doesn’t leave waste that could take centuries to decompose, unlike plastic stoppers.
Additionally, every hectare of cork oak forest supports exceptional biodiversity. In Portugal, the world's largest cork producer, these forests are home to over 135 species of plants and animals, including endangered species like the Iberian lynx.
| Size | 47 × 29 mm |
| Length Tolerance | +/- 0,5 mm |
| Diameter Tolerance | +/- 0,3 mm |
| Moisture | 4% < HR < 8% |
| Density | 240 - 320 kg/m³ |
| Absorption | ≤ 40% |
| Dust | ≤ 2 mg |
| Cutting Voltage | ≥ 6 daN/cm² |
| Torsion Angle | ≥ 35 ° |
| Resistance To Boiling Water | No Breakdown |
| Releaseable TCA | ≤ 2,0 ng/L |
| Sensory Analysis | Neutral |
| Oxidants | ≤ 0,1 mg |