We mail a real wine cork to any address on the planet. Domestic, international, or anywhere in between. Dave handles the rest.
Birthday? Cork. Promotion? Cork. "Thinking of you"? Absolutely a cork. There's no occasion a mystery cork in the mailbox can't improve.
"Honey, there's a cork in the mail." "From who?" "Cork By Mail." "What?" The cork has already done its job.
We believe the world has more peace when more mystery corks arrive in mailboxes. We have no data on this. We're doing it anyway.
Upcycling? Recycling? The term escapes us. We donate $0.01 per cork to cork tree awareness. Dave's idea. We didn't ask questions.
I have been shipping corks since the day I realised I had more corks than friends to give them to. That was a Wednesday. I called it Cork Wednesday. That name didn't stick.
Every cork I send is chosen personally. I hold it. I consider it. I think about where it's going. Then I wrap it in tissue paper and write your address in my best handwriting, which is, honestly, not that great.
But the cork? The cork is always excellent.
Give us a name, an address, and a cork preference. We don't ask why. We respect the mystery.
Our head of cork (it's just Dave) chooses a specimen from the vault. The vault is a shoebox. Dave takes it seriously.
Tissue paper. Your address in Dave's best handwriting. A small envelope. Into the postal system it goes.
A cork arrives. You hold it. You show someone. The cork says nothing. It is a cork. This is the experience.
A genuine wine cork. Arrives in the mail. That's it. That's the thing.
Dave signs it personally. Includes his official headshot. Dave considers this his legacy.
I sent a cork to my ex. He called me three times asking what it meant. I don't know what it means. Neither does Dave. Absolutely worth every cent.
My grandmother in Nepal received a cork. She's 87 and has never seen a wine bottle. She uses it as a good luck charm. She won $400 at bingo last week.
Sent a cork to my CEO as a performance review. I got a raise. The cork works. Buy the cork. Tell your friends about the cork.
The tracking page said "Your cork is on its way. Dave is proud of you." It never updated again. The cork arrived anyway. Five stars, no notes.
Arrived slightly damp. Dave apologized via hand-written note. The note was also damp. We are email pen pals now. Dave is a genuinely good man.
I run a wine blog. I have ordered 47 corks. My mailman thinks I'm in a cult. I might be in a cult. The cork community is very welcoming.
Simple. No surprises. You're in the US, you want a cork, you pay $10. Dave ships it. Done.
$10 domestic. $25 to most of the world. $35 for the really far ones. Dave has shipped to 190 countries. He has a passport and no fear.
Buy any bottle from our shop, and we'll mail a free cork anywhere in the US. Yes, we know the bottle has a cork already. That's not the point.
Join our wine club and unlimited US cork sends are included. It's a perk. It adds perceived value. Dave wanted to feel valued. This was his idea.
Choose a plan above, fill in the form, and Dave gets to work. No account needed. No questions asked. Just a cork.