This bottle sealing wax can serve as an essential tool in the workshop of an artisan or manufacturer, as it has for hundreds of years. Specifically designed for sealing all kinds of containers, these products can be used in a wide range of applications — in addition to the most popular purposes like sealing wine and other alcohol, the wax is useful for perfumes, syrups, jars of honey and oils.

These waxes — fully refined and produced in the United States — form a sturdy seal on those containers, as they keep excessive moisture and air from seeping into the spaces between the bottle mouth and the topper, whether it be a cork or something else. This feature is critical, as the latter two materials (air and moisture) can spoil your products or dilute their key qualities, like taste, smell and consistency. By placing a seal on your bottles, you make sure people can store them in cool, damp places for extended periods to preserve their freshness for years to come.

Corks especially can be vulnerable to outside influences, and damaged corks can cause contents to leak out and allow outside influences in, like the odors of their storage space. A good sealing wax prevents those spills and secures freshness.

Multiple colors and finishes for the waxes give you the opportunity to get creative with the bottle’s presentation. The ability to customize will give you a unique look that you can even emboss with a logo or monogram to complete the aesthetic. These colored waxes comply with FDA regulations 21 CFR 172.886, and the metallic and pearl finishes meet regulations 21 CFR 178.3710.

You can accomplish a great deal of work at an affordable rate with this bottling wax, as a 1-pound block can coat between 25 and 30 bottles, depending on the coating thickness and container size. With a dipping temperature of 275 degrees, you can quickly prepare the wax, dip the bottle, let it dry and have it ready for an easy removal.