Custom wine bottle labels draw attention to your bottles, attracting customers who will appreciate the wines you so artfully produce. No matter the aroma of your brand, we can help your wines stand out on the shelf. With no minimum order quantity, our wine bottle labels are ideal for boutique wineries.
Matte Finish
Matte Finish
Because wine bottle labels are one of our specialties, we can help you craft the ideal labels for your wines. Our experience means we can offer tips and tricks for getting the most from your print runs. For example, by printing alternating front and back labels on the same roll, you’ll have two different label designs on a roll and always have the correct spacing on your wine bottles! Get in touch with any questions you have. We’re happy to share advice.
We offer 19 different high-quality material options to choose from, including Estate Paper #9, Estate Paper #4, Recycled Kraft Paper, and Custom Metallic Plastic. Each material gives your wine bottle labels a sophisticated look while ensuring your wine labels hold up with no fading or scratches. While our paper materials are not completely waterproof, many of them contain a wet strength that will hold up to refrigeration or contact with ice in a cooler. Should you require a waterproof label, we highly recommend choosing one of our vinyl or plastic materials.
While we enjoy serving large wineries who print labels for their varietals, we especially love working with small, boutique vineyards. For this reason, we have no minimum order quantity. Our imagination knows no limits, so be sure to reach out if you’d like help deciding what materials would best serve your needs and budget.
Create labels that connoisseurs will love having in their collection.
You have a vision for your business, and we want to help you see it through. Here’s what you can expect when working with the Frontier team.
Get your labels in as little as one day. We rush so you don't have to.
We take pride in our product so you can be proud of yours.
Our goal is to make your experience with us the best part of your day.
Seeing is believing. Just fill out the sample request below, and we’ll show you what we can do. We deliver not only exceptional labels, but also an amazing experience—from the minute you talk to our Experience Team to the time you open your first box of Frontier labels.
4.5 stars
Honestly some of the best customer service I've ever had! I appreciate your attention to detail.
Naz K.
Benjamin M.
You all are the absolute BEST ... I truly, truly appreciate you and the whole team!
Hannah D.
Omg! I love you guys so much! Amazing customer service. You rock!
Tennesee V.
This is why I love you guys. I appreciate you going above and beyond.
Monte C.
You do good work.
You work hard.
You are so on the ball.
You’re FUN to be around.
I love you guys.
Just got my label order and I have to say I couldn’t be happier. Thank you very much to the whole team.
Andrew L.
Thanks so much. You are the best!
Belinda S.
Thank you again, you are the best!
Jeffrey M.
Ordering on your website is so easy.
Mike H.
The team is always incredibly helpful and deliver fantastic customer service.
Christy N.
Thank you for being such an amazing company with great customer service and incredible products. You inspire us to do well with our own business.
Arlene A.We offer 18 different high-quality material options to choose from, including Estate Paper #9, Estate Paper #4, Recycled Kraft Paper, and Custom Metallic Plastic.
Each material gives your wine bottle labels a sophisticated look while ensuring your wine labels hold up with no fading or scratches.
While our paper materials are not completely waterproof, many of them contain a “wet strength” that will hold up to refrigeration or contact with ice in a cooler. Should you require a fully waterproof label, we highly recommend choosing one of our vinyl or plastic materials.
You may have come across the terms waterproof and water-resistant when researching the best wine label material. While you may see these terms listed together, they are not interchangeable, and knowing the difference will help you decide which material will perform best for your wine product.
A truly waterproof label is made of plastic or vinyl material, with an over-laminate (either glossy or matte) for even more protection. These materials will shield against water, and protect the label from shriveling, curling, or peeling. After being applied to a clean, dry surface, your waterproof labels can withstand full submersion in water for extended periods of time. You can make a splash with any of our plastic materials! Choose from clear, white, or metallic options, or select a white or clear vinyl for supreme durability.
Water-resistant labels will be able to endure moisture to a degree, but not entirely. While these materials will shield against water for a time, the look and feel of the label will be affected after contact with water is made. Water-resistant materials are recommended for products that will encounter damp environments, but not experience full immersion or long term exposure to moisture. We refer to these materials as having a “wet-strength.” A wine bottle that needs to hold up to condensation in the refrigerator or float in a cooler of ice is a great example. Avon Classic Crest, Estate 4, Estate 9, and Black Vellum all have wet strength capability.
If you don’t have a specific number of labels you need per roll, we will do what is most efficient. This means the quantity on each roll will be varied.
For specific quantities or machines that require certain roll diameters, just let us know what you need! When placing your order, there is a “Special Request” box before you check out. There you can specify what you are needing.
Extra knowledge! Different designs will not come on the same roll. If you do need different designs on the same roll (ex: fronts and backs alternating on a roll), just give us a shout.
Here are a few things to look out for when preparing your art files:
– Size of your art file should be 0.125” larger than the final cut size.
– Background color or patterns go all the way to the edge of the artwork (bleed).
– Text and design elements should be inside of the safe zone, within 0.125″ from the cut line.
– Fonts sized at 5pt or larger.
– Fonts converted to outlines, and images embedded. (We won’t see them otherwise!)
– For image files, resolution is at least 300ppi. For best quality, we recommend 800ppi.
– Files are less than 100MB each.
We do more than make labels. Our team wants to see your business succeed, and we’re committed to helping you achieve your vision. When you call us for help, you’ll talk with an Experience Team member who knows labels front-to-back, who can answer any question you throw at them.
