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October 22, 2014 Drinks, Food & Beverage Wine Wednesday: Corks vs. Screw Caps Everybody knows the difference between red and white wine, but what about the difference between what seals the wine bottle itself? There’s been a lengthy debate between wine connoisseurs for years about what sealer is ultimately the best for wine: Corks or screw caps? Both are perfectly acceptable, especially for a college student searching for the cheapest bottle of wine the market has to offer. The worldwide demand for both wine and corks is growing, so it’s important to know about the future of wine preservation. Cork Pros: Natural and renewable source Long-term aging Preferred among connoisseurs throughout history Cork Cons: Expensive Possible low quality, causing TCA ‘cork’ taint (a dank odor and moldy taste) Limited natural resource Screw Cap Pros: More affordable No TCA ‘cork’ taint Easy to open Screw Cap Cons: Some don’t allow for the wine to breathe Associated with ‘cheap’ wine Made from non-renewable resources