Experimental wine bottle tracks oxygen moving through the cork

Wine corks let air through, which is why bottles don't stay perfectly sealed. Ars Technica reports that researchers have now built an experimental bottle to precisely track how oxygen and other gases move through the cork. The data could help winemakers predict aging patterns and improve long-term storage.

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