ACI Cork USA
TWGGA Member
2870 Cordelia Road, Suite 150
Fairfield, CA 94534
Phone: (707) 426-3566
Fax:
(707) 426-2358
Web: www.acicorkusa.com
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Contacts:
Phil Durrett, National Sales Director
[email protected]
[email protected]
Products:
 Corks
 Foils
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Natural
Naturtop
Micro-Granular
INOC
Nanocork
Bartop
Screwcap (Tin & Saranex)
Champagne
Polylam
PVC
ACI CORK USA calls Fairfield, CA home and is
one of 19 subsidiaries of the Portugueseheadquartered Alvaro Coelho & Irmãos, SA.
ACI, one of the world’s largest producers of
natural cork wine stoppers, was founded in
1996 by three brothers with the combined
experience of over 80 years in the cork
industry. The plant in Fairfield is 30,000
We know that there are many decisions to
make when choosing a wine cork, such as
which cork, what quality, natural, synthetic
or screw caps, what is the best for the wine,
the market and above all your costs. We are
here to provide you with the best advice to
help
you
make
your
decision.
Here at ACI we are committed to providing
the best quality wine corks to the global
wine market. Our wine corks are
traditional, environmentally friendly, allnatural, and produced using the latest in
technology and equipment. ACI CORK USA
supplies wineries from Mexico to Canada
and everywhere in between, while our
Headquarters (Alvaro Coelho & Irmãos)
supplies wineries all around the world.
What sets ACI Cork USA apart from the
competition? We believe that our account
list speaks best to our commitment to
quality and service from the largest wine
companies in the world to the boutique
winemakers.
ACI uses world class technology to produce
over a billion corks annually, including its
market-leading all-natural cork wine stopper,
as well as several types of “technical” corks
produced via an agglomeration process:
Naturtop Corks, Sparkling Wine Corks (FIZZ),
and Aglica (produced by agglomeration of
micro-granular cork components). ACI also
produces “bar top” corks used for fortified
wines such as Port, distilled spirits, vinegars
square feet.
and oils.