While we love to delve into what’s inside wine bottles it’s equally as important to understand what’s on the labels. Italian ...

To make wine, you need grape must. That’s freshly crushed grape juice with solids containing the skins and seeds. Certain acids are added to a wine for various reasons. For example, tartaric ...

The short answer is no. Most wine labels ... a logo or a label design, especially if the label features a piece of original art, or if they’re worried that someone might want to copy the design. In ...

There are also annual random audits of winemakers large and small, and specific audits where the Australian Wine and Brandy Corporation is put on notice of possible irregularities. The minimum amount ...

The system shown was designed to label a top shelf Bourbon Bottle. The end user was in pursuit of a specific look that required the application of five labels to each product. The bottle was gated ...

The function of a wine label is to tell consumers what they're getting from the product inside the bottle ... obviously.

To appeal to the majority of consumers, winemakers may want to pay as much attention to what's on the bottle as what's in it.

Avery Dennison is now offering AD Dura 2.0, a reinforced reusable label solution offering resistance to water, heat, ...

one rebellious wine brand has unveiled limited-edition bottles perfect for autumn festivities. 19 Crimes has added a spooky twist to their bottles with glow-in-the-dark labels featuring eerie ...

Johnnie Walker is aiming to make a significant impact on the luxury spirits market with the unveiling of Johnnie Walker Blue Label Ultra ... s lightest glass whisky bottle. Weighing just 180 ...