Amorim offers a portfolio of closures to suit each wine market segment and employs state of the art processes to ensure the highest quality closures in terms of sealing abilities and sensory performance.
Amorim Flooring develops distinctive, elegant, resistant and comfortable products, using a material whose qualities science has not yet been able to surpass – and which has proven environmental benefits – cork.
With a variety of patterns, textures and colours to choose from cork wall coverings creates a warm and elegant atmosphere, with a natural and noble touch, while ensuring greater acoustic and thermal insulation of the building.
Cork has unique properties that no technology is able to emulate, recent advances in R&D and innovation allow the high technical performance of this 100% raw material to be enjoyed like never before.
With 2.7-million hectares of cork-oak forests worldwide, and more than 725 000 hectares in Portugal alone, the cork-oak tree provides a vital habitat for a range of flora and fauna, and accounts for the region’s rich biodiversity.
What’s more, cork forests retain millions of tons of carbon dioxide annually, making them crucial in the fight against global warming. Without a sustainable cork industry, this “green lung” of the Mediterranean would
die.
Amorim is committed to preserving the “green lung” of the Mediterranean and works with world’s leading environmental protection groups such as the Forest Stewardship Council (in fact, it was the first packaging company to gain FSC status), to ensure the survival of the ecosystems dependent on these great forests.
So by choosing natural cork products you’ll be doing your bit for the survival of a unique heritage.
Amorim South Africa provide a unique recorking service that allow vintage wines receive a new lease on life, protecting your asset and improving longevity quality of vintage wines.
What’s more, each re-corked bottle features a hologram sticker with a unique alpha-numeric code for tracing authenticity. To read more or trace a recorded vintage wine click below.
Recorking Directory
Méthode Cap Classique producers have until 20 July to submit their wines for this year’s Amorim M...
The 25th Concours Mondial, the world’s largest travelling wine show, was held from May 10 to 14, 2...
From the Drinks Business Launched at Vinexpo Bordeaux five years ago, the Helix has been adopted by ...
One of the greatest resurgences in the wine world’s recent history is that of Madeira. Long relega...
The whackiest event in the South African wine landscape has to be the annual Barrels & Beards Fe...
Lights….camera…..action….and cork. With the highly anticipated movie Tomb Raider having hit th...
None of those who were in the De Wetshof winery on Monday 12 March will forget it. Not one....
From left: Sydney Mello, Joaquim Sá and Morgan Steyn. As a partner to the South African wine indust...
My fascination for wine began with a cork. And more precisely, the opening of a bottle of wine by re...
The annual Bot River Barrels and Beards event, one of the great parties in the South African winelan...
Read this great summary about the world of cork and its contribution to society and nature. First po...
The South African wine industry has reached a challenging stage in the harvest season due to the con...
