750ml Unibroue bottles

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Bradmont

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I have a number of 750ml Unibroue bottles around, and I'd like to use them to bottle my current batch. They come corked with a wire frame to hold the cork down, and the reading I've done says you need to use belgian corks and a floor corker to cork these. I have a bag of regular wine corks and a hand-held corker (the kind where you squeeze two handles together and push a lever down on top), and I can cork an empty bottle fine with this -- is there something I'm missing here? I mean, is there some reason this won't work for my beer?
 
I use plastic champagne corks, a rubber mallet, and cages and they work well for me, I cant advise on using standard corks, except the cages will not fit properly.
 
I'm pretty sure wine corks are too small. If you can get them in and get a cork on I guess I don't see why that wouldn't work. Its possible the wine cork is too narrow and won't create a good enough seal in the phase where the carbonation is building
 
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