Wine Label
YG Group's wine label can be constructed with a range of paper facestocks, including coated paper, matte paper, textured paper, cotton paper/felt-marked paper, pearlescent paper, and metallic paper, combined with high-performance adhesive.
Features:
- Ideal for premium textured and decorative effects
- Stable adhesion, suitable for glass bottle applications
- Supports differentiated brand design needs
Applications:
- Wine bottle labels
- Sparkling wine labels
- Premium beverage bottle labeling
Available Models and Specifications
| Product | Facestock Gsm | Facestock Material | Adhesive | Liner Gsm | Liner Material |
| JAF3001 | 100g | Angus Linen Embossed Paper | Emulsion | 60g | White Glassine |
| JAF3002 | 100g | Pearl Silk Textured Paper | Emulsion | 60g | White Glassine |
| JAF3003 | 100g | Polar Premium White Uncoated Paper | Emulsion | 60g | White Glassine |
| JAF3004 | 100g | Pearl Ice White Smooth Paper | Emulsion | 60g | White Glassine |
*We support custom options, including:
Custom options include roll width, roll length, core size, tack level, release liner, packaging, private-label packaging, and jumbo or finished roll supply.
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Wine Label FAQ
What materials are commonly used for wine labels?
Wine labels can be made with a variety of paper facestocks, including coated paper, matt paper, textured paper, cotton paper, felt-marked paper, pearlesized paper, and metallic paper. Different materials help create different visual styles, from simple product identification to premium decorative presentation.
Are wine labels suitable for glass bottles?
Yes. Wine labels are designed for bottle labeling applications and can be used on wine bottles and sparkling wine bottles. With the right facestock and adhesive combination, they provide stable adhesion for glass bottle applications.
What adhesive is used for wine labels?
Wine labels can be combined with high-performance water-based adhesive. This adhesive system is selected to support reliable bonding performance for bottle labeling applications.
What printing and finishing options are available for wine labels?
Wine labels can support a wide range of printing and decorative finishing processes, including offset printing, flexographic printing, digital printing, hot foil stamping, embossing, debossing, spot UV, and screen printing. These options help create differentiated label designs for wine and sparkling wine packaging.
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