Cork in Portugal

In many cultures the sound of a cork popping out of a bottle is synonymous with joy and celebration. But do you know where cork actually comes from and what it really is? Find out more at http://wwf.panda.org/what_we_do/endangered_species/cork_oak/

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Travel & Events

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• cork
• portugal
• wine
• wwf
• nature
• environment

[csps123]

for those who are making silly comments: respect people that work hard for there money! They don t care how there eyebrows look. Anyways

This is a great video thanks for sharing!!!:)

[egliath]

lol POrtuguese talk english so fluently and with no particular accent lol. makes me shiver

[rossadew]

@deweys

OK I have some links but no idea how to post them all here. It says ''error'' ...

[alfonsopazphoto]

Great video. Thanks for sharing.

[pinglauwa]

@egliath No accent?? I agree, their English is very good. But those in this video are obviously 'prominent figures' which usually leads to a need of a English. But I do not agree with the fact that they have "no particulat accent"

[MrProoda]

@maciekchy that was a really stupid comment...cork adds much to the taste - you are not an expert i see ;)..

[deweys]

@rossadew Citation please.

[maciekchy]

Where the hell do you buy wine sealed with cork? I have recently checked two wine selling outlets in Sydney and anything below $30 were twist top caps. It used to be only the cheapest shit sealed this way. Yuk!

[84benfiquista]

@mostie2you  not it isnt..lourosa is in santa maria da feira

[84benfiquista]

ya fuck plastic.plus i want to keep my job

[rossadew]

AVOID PLASTIC IN FOOD ALTOGETHER !!! Plastic leaves a residu in your food that simulates hormone estrogen in your body and causes hormonal difficulties. Beter to use nonsynthetic products in any case, like glass instead of plastic bottles - especially with hot liquid and food.