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Type of Cork and Size of Cork
What kind of cork do you use?
% Options:
67  First quality natural cork
33  Synthetic
Premium quality natural cork
Other
I don't make wine
What size of cork do you use?
% Options:
100  9 x 1 ¾
8 x 1 ½
8 x 1 ¾
9 x 1 ½
Other
I don't make wine

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