Wine Stopper just like ketchup corks are really effective in maintaining vigour, freshness and taste in your wine. Most wine lovers appreciate their drink best served with taste and freshness. That is how the sparkle of wine is maintained.
Not sure if you've seen the life cycle analysis that Price Waterhouse Coopers did a few years ago on the environmental impact of different wine closure types. Their full report is actually available online; here's one link I found to a copy:
http://www.corkfacts.com/pdffiles/amorim_lca_fi...
Their conclusion was that natural cork has the lowest environmental impact, followed by plastic, followed by aluminum.
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