Free Wine Bottle Tag Templates

What Is a Wine Bottle Tag?

A Wine Bottle Tag is a customized label attached to a bottle of wine to describe it and better organize its production or collection.

Alternate Names:

• Wine Bottle Hang Tag;
• Wine Bottle Neck Tag.

Whether you produce wine for sale or you collect your favorite or rare types of wine, you should mark every bottle correctly without having to open every bottle to have a sip or smell its contents. Alternatively, you may prepare a personalized tag when gifting a wine bottle.

You can see a full list of Wine Bottle Tag templates by checking out our library below.

How to Make a Wine Bottle Tag?

Here are some tips you may use to create a Wine Bottle Hang Tag:

1. Decide on the size of the tag and the material you will use for labeling. Usually, a bottle tag is the size of a credit card or a bit bigger. While you may print out a bunch of tags made out of paper or cardboard, a plastic reusable label you can clean and put on a different bottle once the one in question is finished may be more affordable and sustainable.
2. If you decide to create a customized Wine Bottle Neck Tag to attach to the bottle as a present, this label may serve as a small greeting card. Write down a brief congratulatory message and your wishes for the gift recipient - you may use traditional holiday symbols to decorate the tag be it snowflakes or Santa Claus for Christmas or balloons and flowers for a birthday. The back of the label should contain basic information about the wine - even if the main label includes certain details, you can find out more about the region where the wine was produced and tell the gift recipient about it to capture their interest.
3. Determine how you will arrange the wine bottles - once you have a filing system or at least a list of bottles, you can correspond the details from the list to the labels you make. Generally, a Wine Bottle Tag contains the following information: the name of the producer, the region the wine was produced, the vintage that indicates the year the grapes were harvested, the variety of the grapes, the volume of the bottle, and the alcohol level. Whether you collect wine or make your own, insert a small logo of the producer on the label as well.
4. Consider adding identification numbers that will help you categorize the wine instead of just creating dozens or hundreds of completely different labels. You can come up with any system convenient to you as long as you properly record every number, letter, or combination of those to describe every bottle.

Still looking for a particular template? Take a look at the related templates below:

• Price Tag Templates;
• Thank You Tag Templates;
• Gift Tag Templates.