Champagne Floor Corker

  • Champagne Floor Corker

Champagne Floor Corker

SKU 7716

PRICE AS CONFIGURED:

$249.99

Product Details

The Champagne Floor Corker is the same as our Italian Floor Corker, but features an oversize iris opening to accept champagne corks. This corker works with both champagne corks and Belgian corks.

Easy to use with high quality corks and large enough to eliminate stooping down for each bottle, like on smaller units.

Additional Information

Support Documents - Instructions Click here for instructions
SKU

7716

Customer Reviews

Based on 9 reviews
56%
(5)
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22%
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D.D.
PLEASE READ ON HOW TO USE CORKER

We did not buy this corker here, but we have this exact same corker AND IT DOES WORK. Under additional information please read those instructions. Especially this part:

“ The nut with washer positioned on the insertion punch can be used to adjust the desired height of the cork inside the bottle neck (it is usually inserted for 17mm).
Example: height of the cork 40mm, height of the head of the corking machine 50mm. If you want to insert the cork in the bottle for 17mm, then 23 mm will remain outside of the bottle.
The nut with washer needs to be screwed or unscrewed at 27mm from the end of the punch.”

You need the champagne cork that is exactly 30.5mm by 48mm. So you need to take that example above and switch it out with new numbers since the cork length is 48mm instead of in the example that says 40mm. It is very important your calculations because if you don’t drive the in the right length it will either be too much outside the cork and you won’t be able to take it off the corker or it’s too far in and won’t be able to cap the hood correctly. Once dimensions are right it will do the mushroom bulge exactly right and it’s almost as easy to put in as a regular cork, again when the dimensions or correct. Got it right on the second try and had no issues after that.

D
Dana T.
Champagne floor corker

Works smoothly

K
Kay B.
Kay

Really like this... sooooo easy. We had struggled with an old capper/corker and just got tired of fighting with it. Only down side was had to find capper attachment somewhere else (Midwest soes not carry it. But it works very easily too.

G
Gene S.
Corking Sparkling Wine

The Champagne Corker is a waste of money in the fact that you cannot use the champagne corks sold here for the American champagne bottles also sold here. They are not compatible. The corks are too large and cannot be removed from the bottles. Midwest needs to sell compatible products.

Please consider our belgian beer corks. It is true the champagne corks will not work well in the champagne bottles we currently sell, because the corks are meant for european bottles. It takes some work, but you can get the corks inserted. The belgian beer corks fit easier and I would recommend sticking to those corks for sparkling wines/beers. Customer service will contact you to help with your situation!

R
Robert S.
Waste of Money

I cannot seem to get this corker to work correctly, that's the bottom line. The bottle holder isn't correct for the champagne bottles Midwest sells. The final position of the compressed cork isn't aligned with the bottle and as such will cause the cork to crack during insertion. I have tried now for over a year utilizing this corker with much studying and research between times, even contacting Midwest about it. I have read some good reviews on this corker and for the life of me cannot understand how someone can give this item a good review??? If someone cannot convince me I am doing something wrong in the useage of this corkeer, my final review is Midwest should refund everyones money who bought one of these and discontinue carrying this model. Over the past several years I have bought supplies exclusively from Midwest with great results, until this item. Perhaps it is time to look to a different supplier?

Customer Reviews

Based on 9 reviews
56%
(5)
0%
(0)
11%
(1)
11%
(1)
22%
(2)
D
D.D.
PLEASE READ ON HOW TO USE CORKER

We did not buy this corker here, but we have this exact same corker AND IT DOES WORK. Under additional information please read those instructions. Especially this part:

“ The nut with washer positioned on the insertion punch can be used to adjust the desired height of the cork inside the bottle neck (it is usually inserted for 17mm).
Example: height of the cork 40mm, height of the head of the corking machine 50mm. If you want to insert the cork in the bottle for 17mm, then 23 mm will remain outside of the bottle.
The nut with washer needs to be screwed or unscrewed at 27mm from the end of the punch.”

You need the champagne cork that is exactly 30.5mm by 48mm. So you need to take that example above and switch it out with new numbers since the cork length is 48mm instead of in the example that says 40mm. It is very important your calculations because if you don’t drive the in the right length it will either be too much outside the cork and you won’t be able to take it off the corker or it’s too far in and won’t be able to cap the hood correctly. Once dimensions are right it will do the mushroom bulge exactly right and it’s almost as easy to put in as a regular cork, again when the dimensions or correct. Got it right on the second try and had no issues after that.

D
Dana T.
Champagne floor corker

Works smoothly

K
Kay B.
Kay

Really like this... sooooo easy. We had struggled with an old capper/corker and just got tired of fighting with it. Only down side was had to find capper attachment somewhere else (Midwest soes not carry it. But it works very easily too.

G
Gene S.
Corking Sparkling Wine

The Champagne Corker is a waste of money in the fact that you cannot use the champagne corks sold here for the American champagne bottles also sold here. They are not compatible. The corks are too large and cannot be removed from the bottles. Midwest needs to sell compatible products.

Please consider our belgian beer corks. It is true the champagne corks will not work well in the champagne bottles we currently sell, because the corks are meant for european bottles. It takes some work, but you can get the corks inserted. The belgian beer corks fit easier and I would recommend sticking to those corks for sparkling wines/beers. Customer service will contact you to help with your situation!

R
Robert S.
Waste of Money

I cannot seem to get this corker to work correctly, that's the bottom line. The bottle holder isn't correct for the champagne bottles Midwest sells. The final position of the compressed cork isn't aligned with the bottle and as such will cause the cork to crack during insertion. I have tried now for over a year utilizing this corker with much studying and research between times, even contacting Midwest about it. I have read some good reviews on this corker and for the life of me cannot understand how someone can give this item a good review??? If someone cannot convince me I am doing something wrong in the useage of this corkeer, my final review is Midwest should refund everyones money who bought one of these and discontinue carrying this model. Over the past several years I have bought supplies exclusively from Midwest with great results, until this item. Perhaps it is time to look to a different supplier?