Wine & spirits

Labels that pass the ice-bucket test

A wine label is half the purchase decision — and then it goes into an ice bucket. Premium tactile papers, wet-strength faces and embellishment-ready stocks keep the shelf presence you designed, wherever the bottle ends up.

Wine and spirits bottle labels

What the label is up against

The conditions we design for

1

The ice-bucket test

Wet-strength papers that stay flat, bonded and beautiful through hours of ice water — no curl, no blistering, no bleed.

2

Premium tactility

Textured, felt-marked and uncoated papers that photograph well and feel even better in hand — ready for embossing and foil.

3

Finishes & embellishment

Faces qualified for hot-foil, embossing, screen varnish and metallics, so the finishing works the first time.

Recommended constructions

Where we usually start

Every job is matched individually — these are the constructions that most often win in wine and spirits.

Premium still

Textured uncoated paper

Felt-marked and laid textures with the tactility premium shelves expect.

Ice bucket

Wet-strength premium paper

Designed to survive submersion while keeping its looks.

No-label look

Clear PP film

Glass-clear presentation for spirits and modern wine brands.

Embellishment

Foil- & embossing-ready stock

Qualified for hot-foil, embossing and screen finishes.

Design partnership: send us the artwork direction early — we'll recommend face materials that make the finishing you've planned behave on press.

Tell us about your wine and spirits label

Surface, conditions, quantity and press — we'll come back with a matched construction and a price within 1–2 business days.