How It's Made Wine Cork - Harvesting 50 Million Cork Wine and Making Process in factory

Wine corks are a stopper used to seal wine bottles. They are typically made from cork (bark of the cork oak). Half of the world's cork wine stoppers come from Portugal's cork oak trees. These trees are so important to the country's ecosystem and economy, they're protected under Portuguese law.Go inside the forests of Alentejo to see how the cork bark is carefully harvested every nine years so it doesn't hurt the trees.

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[Automedon]

Bless those trees that provide for all the families of those hard working people.

[cacildavassoler]

Muito lindo é a primeira vez que vejo essa fábrica de rolhas maravilhosa parabéns pelo seu trabalho Deus lhe Abençoe

[stevenm]

This is just a very good thing. It's very responsible and good to see not much goes to waste at all. People don't realize how important this item is until you don't have it! Many of today's devices still use it in hundreds of applications from cars to home products. Thanks for the look inside.

[peppersprayyy]

one of my many questions when it comes to manufacturing answered. Awesone video

[kennethdrovdal]

Highly entertaining and informative video. Who knew the many uses for cork? Bravo! Thank you.

[tommacek]

Great video and very informative. Never knew where corks came from or how you harvest them. The plant that you work at is beautiful. Clean and efficient. Thanks for sharing this video. May God bless and keep you all safe in all of your future endeavors. From a 69 year old retired steel worker, originally from Michigan, but now living in Colorado Springs, Colorado. USA.

[hatgiongloctoaidaklak]

This production line is amazing, I honestly don't even notice when I drink wine

[robertreid]

As a non wine drinker and a maker of fishing floats I personally prefer the grade 2 manufactured corks made from cork chips they are virtually free of imperfections, and when turned on the lathe they are beautifully smooth and blemish free

[yeagerxp]

Well done . Informative 👍👍👍. Thank you for sharing. Take care of yourself, be safe, and healthy 🇨🇦

[patriciapiper]

I never guessed that this was going on??? The massive factories, the people, the orchards and the machinery!!!! This is a perfect example of product usage. Start to finish.!!!!

[alphaalfonso]

I APPRECIATE YOUR TECHNOLOGY IT IS REALLY A WORK OF ART AND ENGINEERING!THE DESIGN OF THE MACHINES ARE REALLY CREATED WITH HEART FOR PEOPLES NEEDS AND WELFARE!

[Soulvinum]

Alentejo...where I came from.my country. Amazing wines

[skyxabba]

I always think of a Disney movie Ferdinand, when he sits under a cork tree.
The cork hanging like fruit 😀

[bryanjconlon]

What a great video, delighted that the Cork industry is sustainable and provides so much employment. Question: is the cork waste in the factories recycled?

[DVD]

Wonderful video. Cork is underrated! What a great resource.

[Soulvinum]

Probably this is the Amorim cork factory in my country..my beautiful portugal

[feliperamos]

Praise Jesus for all the good things he created and all the good things he left us to be able to accomplish

[franciscosandiego]

I like noal farm videos on YouTube from the imperial co California 👍👍

[davebrunero]

Exceptional video... Cork is a gift from God given its amazing uses!

A funny application for cork was the consideration to use it as the heat shield for spacecraft (not quite as good as the tiles used, but much cheaper, and it would have needed to be much thicker).

[catbien]

Amazingly educational video … thanks so much … 👍🌹🌟😀