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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Imperial Cork
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Altice Empresas
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[@Automedon2]

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

[@peppersprayyy]

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

[@stevenm3141]

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.

[@cacildavassoler2215]

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

[@hatgiongloctoaidaklak]

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

[@ftswarbill]

*Wow, great watch. Cheers!* 😃👍

[@yeagerxp]

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

[@ἄρχοντος]

Portugal forever

[@kennethdrovdal1082]

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

[@patriciapiper6294]

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.!!!!

[@tommacek6134]

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.

[@explozivac]

With all due respect to your age: of course you didn't know where corks come from Tom - you are an American. In America, unfortunately, even college graduates are struggling with what is considered very basic, common knowledge in many countries - and I am talking about elementary or maximum high school students.

[@AdamGeorge-pb3fm]

@@explozivac I am born in the 70s in a communist regime. I did know where corks come from somewhere at an age under 10. But - I am conviced most persons (not only kids) in todays Europe dont know it, more than that they not even care. - I am not conviced even back then all people did know. I am from a middle class family and we did not mix much with the lower classes. (Although communist nostalgics claim otherwise.) Many years later (in democracy) I was surprised which big differences in knowledge (and interest for knowledge) existed. It is not the end of the world, not knowing how corks are made. The interesting thing back then was, we/I did know where it comes from, but we also did know we never will see how it is made, as we could not travel there. Perhaps this is the reason todays generations dont care. They can go an see, dont need the abstract knowledge.

[@violetviolette]

@@AdamGeorge-pb3fm )))) и как вы выжили в СССР ? человек "не быдло который" ))).

[@stockholm1960]

I love Portugal! 🇸🇪 🇸🇪

[@malissahyatt2425]

Looks like huge pieces of jerky. Mmmmm!!!!! Yum!!!!!

[@feliperamos224]

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

[@budimankwee2363]

Hello shalom from indonesia..

[@Richard-om7vd]

Excellent Video.

[@alphaalfonso4037]

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!

[@robertreid7221]

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

[@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?

[@Sarthavgroupcom]

i am pretty sure they can be compressed and made into sheets with the use of resins for the composite boards industry

[@claudiaionescu1661]

🌞 🎖️🏆🎖️

[@bushranger51]

@@Sarthavgroupcom Yes that's what they do, from that composite board they make floor tiles to name only one product, as well as many other types of products. As someone said "Cork is a gift from God," so it would be an insult to God not to make the most of such a versatile resource.

[@trapperjohn6089]

Hey mate, corkboard

[@Baby1245]

There should be a lot of these trees planted all over Europe. That way a lucrative business in many EU states can evolve. Growing these trees for sale would be a good business I bet....

[@nielknox]

thank you

[@Sasha.Savafiorki.]

Ошибка в оглавлении : 50 мл. не Пробковых Вин, а Винных Пробок.

[@CuriousSenses]

Wow takes years to harvest barks and now i see how wine corks are made. Very interesting video again👍

[@terencem8795]

The cork soakers skit from SNL brought me here.😂

[@edwardgar5925]

Как всегда красиво и бесподобно!

[@galinamelnikova9855]

Страдают ли от этого деревья? Восстанавливается ли кора и сколько требуется лет , чтобы такой толщины кора восстановилась? Жаль деревья.

[@nandofigueira2005]

В течение жизни пробковый дуб можно откупоривать примерно 17 раз с интервалом не менее девяти лет, а это значит, что эксплуатация пробки продлится в среднем 150 лет.

[@skyxabba]

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

[@craig7350]

That was very interesting.

[@DVD927]

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

[@Soulvinum]

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

[@eminbe312x]

Emeğine sağlık kardeşim

[@alekszumma3472]

А деревья не гибнут от такого?

[@notmyworld44]

I hugely enjoy these Noal videos! 🙂👍

[@NoalFarm2020]

thank you.share it

[@Spiv7]

So nice !

[@ccculture9681]

Gotta love the cork

[@joesanchez3646]

Now I know why there is an alternative material 😎

[@catbien100]

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

[@Soulvinum]

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

[@NoalFarm2020]

thank you. your country very beautiful

[@hasanatimran7388]

Make video on pakistan mango harvesting season 😋

[@SlingbladeJim]

Now THAT was interesting...............

[@kanga1234567]

Very interesting. Thanks

[@user-nt6wf1kn9d]

Блин деревья жалко

[@duckko4133]

Wow Amazing Process 🤩🤩🤩

[@harikrishnankg77]

Very interesting 👏👏

[@ericvanquickelberghe5111]

A very interesting video. Thanks for it.

[@bossdog1480]

Many great uses for cork.

[@davebrunero5529]

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).

[@ronblack7870]

it is used in spacecraft as ablative shield. burns away on reentry .

[@igdes1]

Funny how they use CGI for all things related to space.

[@user-pf4gs3cs1w]

А что потом будет с теми деревьями, с которых содрали кору? Они погибнут?

[@qpr543]

Nobody answered this, yet.

[@franciscosandiego3026]

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

[@NoalFarm2020]

thank you. alway fisrt comment

[@romanreigns8743]

I LIKE IT 👍🏻👍🏻

[@NoalFarm2020]

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@@NoalFarm2020 ask me anything, I don't have a Facebook .

[@franciscosandiego3026]

@@NoalFarm2020 I worked in a potato factory for 25 years. I live in imperial co California by the border to Mexico.

[@abrianafreevideoadlouhavid295]

I love Cork

[@Dani84_inst]

Wow amazing

[@KhalidNaeemuddin]

Impressed!

[@humanbeing8338]

Amazing visualization process in a clean hygienic environments!! Awesome!!

[@gidyonsafegamerff8994]

Hi super

[@dawor1761]

Really enjoyed this information. Thanks so much. We'll done!

[@antoniosassi79]

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[@cheesegorche3195]

Super!

[@user-qn9if1pi8e]

Great video

[@MsRuperth]

All video is veri good tank you

[@NoalFarm2020]

thank you

[@craftingontheporchwithbill]

Excellent video.Versatile, renewable products. Thank you.

[@rohitgavankar]

Nature always gives us something important #theuniquethings

[@marzadky4934]

There is tree in Eastern Africa that the whole tree just feels like a wine bottle cork. It's the most useless when it comes to it being used as firewood. Thanks to this video, am gonna see the feasibility of it being a business

[@mo-h777]

How long does it take for the bark of trees to return to what it was?

[@nandofigueira2005]

9 years

[@rcarmisin3465]

I've never seen so much cork soaked at once.

[@itreview8098]

[@amazingskills2875]

Amazing

[@jan-erikpersson4823]

Interesting 🙂

[@akungugel2397]

Terimakasih atas pengetahuan nya 😁

[@jeffo881]

Have to get started on that cork and mirror wall in the den.

[@ZeroControl]

Born to be a part of it all.

[@nehajain4410]

Very informative

[@byigeorge3680]

I want to buy them from Vietnam 🇻🇳 but I don’t know how to get them. The right or original corks. Some can help me ? I need 3000 corks for the first time.

[@hingedelephant]

But you didn’t say anything about the cork soakers. Is that in part 2?

[@soglekaja9374]

Apakah ngak mati itu pohon nya di ambil kulit nya

[@Hemidakota]

Note the efficiency of machines versus manual labour in punching out the cork.

[@branned]

Amazing video👌👌

[@user-dt9zq3hc3o]

Всегда нравится запах пробки после открытия бытылки

[@PK-rl7qv]

Awesome ❤

[@poly_hexamethyl]

I've noticed that over the last couple of decades, fewer wines come with cork stoppers. A lot of them are using synthetic ones now. Only the more expensive wines still use cork. I guess it doesn't matter if you're going to drink the wine soon, but if you're going to age it for a long time, you do need the cork for it to age correctly.

[@seeker.abdullah]

We are bocoming "synthetic-kind" - foods, fruits, drinks, clothings, you name it, everything is someway or the other is synthetically processed.

[@user-ww2lc1yo9c]

@@seeker.abdullah even breasts are synthetic now so what can one say about intoxicating drinks?

[@seeker.abdullah]

@@user-ww2lc1yo9c your comment is out of context. Simply put.

[@user-ww2lc1yo9c]

@@seeker.abdullah yes, its just that when I read ingridients on food it mentions all sort of wierd things and a lot of E number items. The question does arise what we are even consuming. Then we have fabric which is not found in nature, it is a synthetic material. We have engineering woods as well like MDF and Chipboard, make using science, not found in nature. Then we also have silicon based breasts and other implants, lip fillers and only devil knows what else. Even relationships are not natural, they are on facebook. Politicians are not natural, they are just working for corporations.

[@pucmahone3893]

Cool!

[@Roger__Wilco]

5:29 "Tapones" written on the bag made me wonder if that word shares an etymology with tampons, after looking it up it does. Well there you go.

[@rwhirsch]

wildly entertaining and educational...thanks.

[@jawjaboy1234]

I have used both types of corks in my winemaking hobby. The cheapest and most popular is the agglomerated cork but I have also used the natural cork. The natural cork is best for genuineness and classic look, but the agglomerated corks are stronger. I think I prefer the natural cork for its looks and value.

[@NoalFarm2020]

yesssss

[@trudilm3864]

It's telling, to see what they use on the quality wines.

[@AdamGeorge-pb3fm]

@@trudilm3864 I doubt most people recognise what type of cork is used.

[@drandy.myanmaryoutubechannel]

ဒီဗီဒီယိုက အရမ်းမိုက်တယ်။

[@danielpreece8881]

Thank you for the insight, i have often wondered how corks were made and the byproduct of the bark is all recycled as well.

[@alizaisfandiari7289]

Wow! I just know that those things are from barks. Thankyou for sharing Noal Farm

[@NoalFarm2020]

thank you for your watching

[@blessedbeauty2293]

- SUPER COOL AF 😎 VIDEO 📹 😎 👌🏽 😍 THANKS NOEL FARM 🚜 😀

[@NoalFarm2020]

thank for watching

[@sekarselvarajlp8797]

nice

[@villagelifewithrashedul4620]

nice video

[@udeerasuranjan8016]

Cork is a gift from God given its amazing uses!

[@aurelioamorimcoelho8794]

Mais um belo vídeo tamo juntos Teresina 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷☝️

[@cleitonmagalhaes6480]

É isso aí Piauí

[@chen-py7bs]

Nice.👏

[@fabiomarques2020]

Very interesting! Congrats!

[@59vaughn]

Love cork...

[@shivaji4409]

Informative

[@cacildavassoler2215]

Brasil

[@malikfood]

Great video 👍

[@johnwick7175]

What are the big blocks used for in the end? Some kind of insulation or something? :P

[@Esuper1]

Is this where my cork board was born?

[@Nyck461]

Great video, very nice process. What about the round head corks normally used in Champaign bottles which is tightened to with a piece of wire. ?

[@elissakartman]

10:57 Fascinating. Enjoyed watching the process. And….. so different from the Robert Lawson illustrations in Ferdinand - The Bull.