Wine Packaging Solutions

How we approach the five briefs we see most often: structure, board, insert and the checks that keep a run consistent.

Single-Bottle Spirits Gift Box

A single-bottle spirits gift box has to do one job perfectly: hold that exact bottle still through courier handling, shelf display, and the unboxing moment. Whisky, brandy, tequila. We build the insert around your physical bottle, not its stated capacity, and we check fit with a shake, a tilt, and an invert before anything leaves the factory.

Two-Bottle Double-Door Presentation Box

A double-door box opens like a stage curtain and shows both bottles at once. That moment is the product in corporate gifting. The inside of each door is printable, so you can add origin, vintage, serving notes, or a client message. This page covers the structure, the insert, the closure, and the checks we run so you can specify the job without a follow-up.

Foldable Export Wine Box

A foldable wine box ships flat, stores flat, then erects square when you need it. It suits buyers who fill empty packaging at a local warehouse on a sales schedule and want to cut racking space and container cost. The catch: structure has to be proven on a physical sample, not a render.

Multi-Bottle and In-Store Packing

Multi-bottle boxes flip the usual gift-box priority. Structure, stacking and handling cost come first, not the unboxing moment. This page covers what we control: load paths, divider errors, handle failures, window positioning. It suits retail and seasonal volume packs, especially where store staff do the final assembly.

Sustainable Wine Packaging

Sustainable wine packaging fails when you swap EVA for paper and change nothing else. Paper inserts rebound less, so the structure has to do the work: neck capture, base support, four-point contact. Get that right and the material gap shrinks. This page is for buyers who want recyclable materials without a damaged bottle or a rattling unboxing.

Bring us your brief

Send the bottle, quantity and the market it ships to. We reply with a structure proposal.