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Every bottle of wine must have a label, and that label must provide certain information about the wine. Some of the information on a wine label is required by the country where the wine is made. Other items of information are required by the country where the wine is sold. Labelservice is a major supplier of short and long run wine labels, offering a range of specialist materials and adhesives including many antique and rustic papers. We can offer decorative features such as spot varnishing and foiling, and the latest digital technology can cater for short, multi sort runs, as well as offering a private labelling service to your customers.
Wine labels are important sources of information for consumers since they tell the type and origin of the wine. The label is often the only resource a buyer has for evaluating the wine before purchasing it. Certain information is ordinarily included in the wine label, such as the country of origin, quality, type of wine, alcoholic degree, producer, bottler, or importer. Using a combination of print techniques we can supply almost any design you require. Our digital print presses mean we can especially help if you have short or multi sort work that you would like to personalize in full colour. Our material partners also keep us up to date on advances in wine label materials. The overall wine labelling portfolio now features a choice of 45 face materials overall, both film and paper, for labels both traditional and modern in look, such as antique cream papers and ‘no label look’ clear vinyls.
Printed bespoke to your requirements, wine labels from Labelservice can be printed on a range of face papers and adhesives. Digital printing offer you the option of competitively producing short run, multi sort work with zero origination costs, whilst flexographic presses can cater for full production runs. Please contact us for free samples or a printed proof from your artwork.
Labelservice are also major suppliers of fully personalised wine labels, printing in short or multi sort runs, with no setup or origination costs. We can produce these on a range of rustic or antique materials and add decorative features such as foils or varnishes. Variable information and imagery such as names, photographs and batch numbers can be added at the point of production.
Wine Labels FAQs
What customisation options does Labelservice offer for wine labels?
Labelservice prides itself on offering a wide array of customisation options for wine labels, catering to the unique needs of each client. Our services include the latest digital, flexographic, and hotfoil printing technologies, allowing for vibrant, full-colour designs that capture the essence of your brand. Clients can personalise every aspect of their wine label, from selecting the material and adhesive to choosing specific finishes and embellishments. Whether you require a classic look with antique cream papers or a modern no-label look with clear vinyls, Labelservice can accommodate your design aspirations. Additionally, we offer variable information printing, enabling the addition of unique names, photographs, and batch numbers directly onto the labels.
What are the most popular shapes and sizes for wine bottle labels provided by Labelservice?
Labelservice offers a variety of shapes and sizes to fit wine bottles of all dimensions. Among the most popular are the classic rectangle labels, particularly suited for front labels, and smaller oval or round labels for back labels or neck tags. Our ‘wrap around’ label size, especially designed for bottles (125 x 35mm), is a favourite for its comprehensive coverage and aesthetic appeal. However, we are fully equipped to provide custom sizes to match your specific requirements, ensuring your wine label perfectly complements your bottle’s silhouette.
Can Labelservice accommodate unique shapes for custom wine labels?
Absolutely. Labelservice excels in producing wine labels of unique shapes, offering bespoke solutions that go beyond standard offerings. Our state-of-the-art digital cutting technology allows us to create labels in virtually any shape, enabling brands to stand out with innovative and distinctive designs. Whether you’re envisioning a label that contours to the unique profile of your bottle or a design that incorporates intricate cut-outs, we can bring your vision to life without the need for expensive die or plate charges.
What materials are commonly used for wine labels and why?
The choice of material for wine labels is crucial, impacting both the aesthetic and functionality of the label. Labelservice offers a selection of over 45 different face papers, including antique cream papers for a traditional, textured feel and clear vinyls for a sleek, modern no-label look. These materials are chosen for their durability, print quality, and ability to adhere to various bottle surfaces. Textured papers add a luxurious touch to craft wines, while vinyls offer waterproof qualities essential for wines stored in coolers or ice buckets.
What types of adhesives are used on wine bottle labels?
Labelservice utilises a range of adhesives tailored to the specific needs of wine labelling. Our selection includes permanent, removable, and extra-permanent adhesives, ensuring optimal performance under various conditions. Permanent adhesives provide a strong bond suitable for long-term labelling, while removable adhesives allow for easy label removal without residue, ideal for reusable bottles. Extra-permanent adhesives offer an enhanced grip for challenging environments, such as refrigeration or moisture exposure.
Can you explain the different finishes available for wine labels and the effects they create?
Labelservice offers an array of finishes to enhance the visual appeal and tactile sensation of wine labels. Options include matte, gloss, and satin finishes, each creating a different effect. Matte finishes provide a subtle, sophisticated look, gloss finishes make colours pop and attract attention, and satin finishes offer a middle ground with a soft sheen. Additionally, we provide embellishments like spot varnishing and foiling, which can highlight specific design elements, adding depth and luxury to your labels.
What embellishment techniques can Labelservice provide for wine labels?
Our embellishment techniques include spot varnishing, which adds shine and texture to selected areas, and foiling, which introduces metallic elements in gold, silver, or other colours for a premium feel. These techniques can dramatically enhance the visual impact of your wine labels, making them stand out on the shelf and conveying the quality of the wine within.
How does UK legislation affect wine label design and information?
UK legislation mandates specific information to be included on wine labels, ensuring consumers are well-informed about the product. This includes the designation ‘wine’, provenance, allergen warnings for substances like sulphur dioxide and any fining agents derived from milk or eggs, and the alcoholic strength. Labelservice is adept at navigating these regulations, ensuring that all wine labels we produce are fully compliant with UK law.
What information must be included on a wine label to comply with UK regulations?
To comply with UK regulations, wine labels must include the product name, provenance (such as ‘Wine of England’), allergen information if applicable (especially for wines containing sulphites or fined with milk or egg products), and the alcohol content by volume. Labelservice ensures that all labels meet these requirements, providing peace of mind and legal compliance for our clients.
Does Labelservice offer solutions for small batch wine label orders?
Yes, Labelservice is committed to supporting wine producers of all sizes, including those requiring small batch orders. Our digital printing technology allows for cost-effective production of high-quality labels in small quantities, with no minimum order quantity for many jobs. This flexibility makes us an ideal partner for craft wine producers, startups, and limited edition runs.
What is the process for applying wine labels to bottles?
Applying wine labels to bottles is straightforward with Labelservice’s labels. First, ensure the bottle surface is clean and dry. If using a self-adhesive label, peel the label from its backing, align it carefully on the bottle, and smooth it down to avoid air bubbles. For labels requiring manual application, a wet glue method may be used, applying adhesive to the label or bottle before positioning the label. Our labels are designed for easy application, ensuring a professional finish.
Are the wine labels produced by Labelservice suitable for refrigeration and freezing?
Yes, the wine labels produced by Labelservice are crafted to withstand conditions in refrigeration and freezing. Our selection of materials and adhesives is tested for performance in cold and wet environments, ensuring that labels remain intact and visually appealing, whether stored in a fridge, freezer, or ice bucket.
What options are available for customising mini wine bottle labels, and how do they differ from standard wine label sizes?
Labelservice offers extensive customisation options for mini wine bottle labels, catering to the unique dimensions and aesthetic requirements of smaller bottles. These labels can be tailored in shape, size, material, and design to suit mini bottles, which are often used for samples, gifts, or event favours. Despite their smaller size, mini wine labels can still feature the same high-quality printing, materials, and finishes as standard labels, ensuring your brand’s presence is felt, no matter the bottle size.
Every bottle of wine must have a label, and that label must provide certain information about the wine. Some of the information on a wine label is required by the country where the wine is made. Other items of information are required by the country where the wine is sold. Labelservice is a major supplier of short and long run wine labels, offering a range of specialist materials and adhesives including many antique and rustic papers. We can offer decorative features such as spot varnishing and foiling, and the latest digital technology can cater for short, multi sort runs, as well as offering a private labelling service to your customers.
Wine labels are important sources of information for consumers since they tell the type and origin of the wine. The label is often the only resource a buyer has for evaluating the wine before purchasing it. Certain information is ordinarily included in the wine label, such as the country of origin, quality, type of wine, alcoholic degree, producer, bottler, or importer. Using a combination of print techniques we can supply almost any design you require. Our digital print presses mean we can especially help if you have short or multi sort work that you would like to personalize in full colour. Our material partners also keep us up to date on advances in wine label materials. The overall wine labelling portfolio now features a choice of 45 face materials overall, both film and paper, for labels both traditional and modern in look, such as antique cream papers and ‘no label look’ clear vinyls.
Printed bespoke to your requirements, wine labels from Labelservice can be printed on a range of face papers and adhesives. Digital printing offer you the option of competitively producing short run, multi sort work with zero origination costs, whilst flexographic presses can cater for full production runs. Please contact us for free samples or a printed proof from your artwork.
Labelservice are also major suppliers of fully personalised wine labels, printing in short or multi sort runs, with no setup or origination costs. We can produce these on a range of rustic or antique materials and add decorative features such as foils or varnishes. Variable information and imagery such as names, photographs and batch numbers can be added at the point of production.
Wine Labels FAQs
What customisation options does Labelservice offer for wine labels?
Labelservice prides itself on offering a wide array of customisation options for wine labels, catering to the unique needs of each client. Our services include the latest digital, flexographic, and hotfoil printing technologies, allowing for vibrant, full-colour designs that capture the essence of your brand. Clients can personalise every aspect of their wine label, from selecting the material and adhesive to choosing specific finishes and embellishments. Whether you require a classic look with antique cream papers or a modern no-label look with clear vinyls, Labelservice can accommodate your design aspirations. Additionally, we offer variable information printing, enabling the addition of unique names, photographs, and batch numbers directly onto the labels.
What are the most popular shapes and sizes for wine bottle labels provided by Labelservice?
Labelservice offers a variety of shapes and sizes to fit wine bottles of all dimensions. Among the most popular are the classic rectangle labels, particularly suited for front labels, and smaller oval or round labels for back labels or neck tags. Our ‘wrap around’ label size, especially designed for bottles (125 x 35mm), is a favourite for its comprehensive coverage and aesthetic appeal. However, we are fully equipped to provide custom sizes to match your specific requirements, ensuring your wine label perfectly complements your bottle’s silhouette.
Can Labelservice accommodate unique shapes for custom wine labels?
Absolutely. Labelservice excels in producing wine labels of unique shapes, offering bespoke solutions that go beyond standard offerings. Our state-of-the-art digital cutting technology allows us to create labels in virtually any shape, enabling brands to stand out with innovative and distinctive designs. Whether you’re envisioning a label that contours to the unique profile of your bottle or a design that incorporates intricate cut-outs, we can bring your vision to life without the need for expensive die or plate charges.
What materials are commonly used for wine labels and why?
The choice of material for wine labels is crucial, impacting both the aesthetic and functionality of the label. Labelservice offers a selection of over 45 different face papers, including antique cream papers for a traditional, textured feel and clear vinyls for a sleek, modern no-label look. These materials are chosen for their durability, print quality, and ability to adhere to various bottle surfaces. Textured papers add a luxurious touch to craft wines, while vinyls offer waterproof qualities essential for wines stored in coolers or ice buckets.
What types of adhesives are used on wine bottle labels?
Labelservice utilises a range of adhesives tailored to the specific needs of wine labelling. Our selection includes permanent, removable, and extra-permanent adhesives, ensuring optimal performance under various conditions. Permanent adhesives provide a strong bond suitable for long-term labelling, while removable adhesives allow for easy label removal without residue, ideal for reusable bottles. Extra-permanent adhesives offer an enhanced grip for challenging environments, such as refrigeration or moisture exposure.
Can you explain the different finishes available for wine labels and the effects they create?
Labelservice offers an array of finishes to enhance the visual appeal and tactile sensation of wine labels. Options include matte, gloss, and satin finishes, each creating a different effect. Matte finishes provide a subtle, sophisticated look, gloss finishes make colours pop and attract attention, and satin finishes offer a middle ground with a soft sheen. Additionally, we provide embellishments like spot varnishing and foiling, which can highlight specific design elements, adding depth and luxury to your labels.
What embellishment techniques can Labelservice provide for wine labels?
Our embellishment techniques include spot varnishing, which adds shine and texture to selected areas, and foiling, which introduces metallic elements in gold, silver, or other colours for a premium feel. These techniques can dramatically enhance the visual impact of your wine labels, making them stand out on the shelf and conveying the quality of the wine within.
How does UK legislation affect wine label design and information?
UK legislation mandates specific information to be included on wine labels, ensuring consumers are well-informed about the product. This includes the designation ‘wine’, provenance, allergen warnings for substances like sulphur dioxide and any fining agents derived from milk or eggs, and the alcoholic strength. Labelservice is adept at navigating these regulations, ensuring that all wine labels we produce are fully compliant with UK law.
What information must be included on a wine label to comply with UK regulations?
To comply with UK regulations, wine labels must include the product name, provenance (such as ‘Wine of England’), allergen information if applicable (especially for wines containing sulphites or fined with milk or egg products), and the alcohol content by volume. Labelservice ensures that all labels meet these requirements, providing peace of mind and legal compliance for our clients.
Does Labelservice offer solutions for small batch wine label orders?
Yes, Labelservice is committed to supporting wine producers of all sizes, including those requiring small batch orders. Our digital printing technology allows for cost-effective production of high-quality labels in small quantities, with no minimum order quantity for many jobs. This flexibility makes us an ideal partner for craft wine producers, startups, and limited edition runs.
What is the process for applying wine labels to bottles?
Applying wine labels to bottles is straightforward with Labelservice’s labels. First, ensure the bottle surface is clean and dry. If using a self-adhesive label, peel the label from its backing, align it carefully on the bottle, and smooth it down to avoid air bubbles. For labels requiring manual application, a wet glue method may be used, applying adhesive to the label or bottle before positioning the label. Our labels are designed for easy application, ensuring a professional finish.
Are the wine labels produced by Labelservice suitable for refrigeration and freezing?
Yes, the wine labels produced by Labelservice are crafted to withstand conditions in refrigeration and freezing. Our selection of materials and adhesives is tested for performance in cold and wet environments, ensuring that labels remain intact and visually appealing, whether stored in a fridge, freezer, or ice bucket.
What options are available for customising mini wine bottle labels, and how do they differ from standard wine label sizes?
Labelservice offers extensive customisation options for mini wine bottle labels, catering to the unique dimensions and aesthetic requirements of smaller bottles. These labels can be tailored in shape, size, material, and design to suit mini bottles, which are often used for samples, gifts, or event favours. Despite their smaller size, mini wine labels can still feature the same high-quality printing, materials, and finishes as standard labels, ensuring your brand’s presence is felt, no matter the bottle size.
