Wine bottle packaging

To guarantee protection, you must utilize a specialized Wine Bottle Shipper Box constructed from durable, high-grade corrugated cardboard, like a triple-wall flute. This material provides superior impact resistance.

Crucially, the design must feature internal inserts, such as pulp trays or EPS foam, that completely suspend the bottle. This prevents glass-to-glass contact in multi-packs and absorbs shocks, minimizing the risk of breakage during courier handling.

Legally required information often includes the volume (e.g., 750 ml), the alcohol content by volume, the country and region of origin, and a clear allergen warning (specifically for sulfites).

In many markets, you must also include a clear statement about responsible consumption and a health warning. Always ensure this information is placed clearly on the back or base of the packaging in a legible font size, complying with local food and beverage regulations.

Pacdora’s AI background generator places your wine bottle packaging in a contextual setting, dramatically increasing its sales appeal and relevance. You can use prompts like "An aged cellar with soft ambient lighting" to suggest maturity and tradition for a red wine, or "A chic, contemporary wine bar counter" for a modern, urban vibe perfect for new-world wines. This crucial step lets you confirm how your brand looks in a realistic sales environment.

Absolutely. The font on your wine bottle packaging, especially the logo and primary text, should be an exact match or a complementary typeface to the one used on the bottle's label. This visual harmony reinforces the brand's premium status and ensures immediate customer recognition, whether the bottle is viewed in a gift box, on a shelf, or when pulled from a shopping bag.

Yes, you can use Pacdora to design your wine bottle packaging at no cost. For access to advanced, high-level features, you can explore the options available on the detailed pricing page.