Roll Wine Labels

These labels punch above a plain paper sticker. You print full color on any of 5 materials, set the size across 102 options, choose how the roll unwinds, and finish the edge and surface exactly how the bottle needs it. Want to see how they sit next to the rest of the range? Browse every option on wine labels printing, or stay here and build yours from the choices below.

The price rewards a real run. A set of 100 starts at $322.98, and here is the part that matters: that same $322.98 total also covers a full 500, which drops the per-label cost from $3.23 to about $0.65 in one step. Keep climbing and it keeps falling toward $0.07 a label. Tap any tier below to see the live total and exactly how much each step up saves before you commit.

What Are Roll Wine Labels?

Roll wine labels are pressure-sensitive bottle labels supplied on a continuous 3" core rather than on cut sheets. They print in full color on any of 5 materials, in 102 sizes from a 1" x 1" default up to a 5" x 7" oval, with lamination, corner, and unwind options all set as you build the order. Wineries run them as front labels, back labels with the tasting notes, and neck bands, all from the same roll. If you want a sheet-fed format instead, the Premium Wine Labels cover that, and these rolls sit right beside them as the version built for volume application.

What Size Should a Roll Wine Label Be?

Wine bottles are not one shape, so the size list runs 102 deep. Go small for a neck band or a vintage tag, step up through the common front-label rectangles, or choose the 5" x 7" oval for a classic estate look. If none of the 102 presets is exactly right, a custom size runs to order as large as 7" x 12". Round the corners at 1/8" for a softer premium edge, or keep them straight cut. Every size, material, corner, and finish is grouped below the way the live configurator presents it, so you know what you can change before you change it. For a die-cut outline that follows your artwork, the Any Shape Wine Labels go further, and the Shaped Wine Labels are another custom-outline pick.

Here are a few easy ways to make a roll wine label earn its place on the bottle.

Match the material to the bottle

White Gloss keeps colors crisp on an indoor cellar bottle. White BOPP and Clear BOPP are synthetic films rated for indoor and outdoor use, which is exactly what you want when a bottle sweats in an ice bucket, and a Clear BOPP gives that clean no-label look printed straight onto the glass. Reach for the Bright Shiny Silver Metallic Foil when the design should catch light like a premium release, or the 70lb Eggshell Felt when you want a textured, uncoated paper you can feel.

Seal the surface to fit the wine

Leave the print bare for a natural, matte paper read, add a Gloss lamination for shine that pops a bold label, or a Matte and Silk lamination for the soft, modern hand you see on a lot of modern estate bottles. The lamination also adds a sealed layer over the ink, which helps on any bottle that lives in the fridge.

Upload a press-ready blank

Already have your artwork? Skip guesswork and download a press-ready blank built at the real trim size with the bleed and safe margin already drawn in, so your design never crowds the cut. Grab the blank roll wine label template that matches your size, drop your art in, and upload.

How Much Do Roll Wine Labels Cost?

Roll wine labels start at $322.98 per 100, and because that same $322.98 covers a full 500, the real question is how big a run you order. A 2,000-label run is $396.66, roughly $0.20 each, and by 25,000 you are down near $0.07 a label across 11 quantity tiers. So how many bottles are you dressing? Drag the slider below to set your count and watch both the total and the true per-label cost update live, and find the point where one more step up barely moves the budget.

How Do the Labels Ship and Dispense?

Because these come on a roll, how the roll unwinds matters. You choose from 5 unwind positions, setting whether the top or the bottom of the label feeds out first, which keeps the labels oriented right when they load into a hand-held dispenser or an automatic applicator on a bottling line. The core is a standard 3", so the roll fits common equipment, and the 1/8" rounded or straight-cut corners set how each label reads on the glass. It is the detail that turns a stack of labels into a run you can apply fast without fighting the roll.

How Do Roll Wine Labels Compare to the Rest of the Range?

Roll wine labels are the volume pick when you apply by the case, but they are not your only move. If you are weighing a die-cut shape, a premium sheet, or a smaller test run, it helps to see the trade-off in plain numbers. The chart below lines up roll wine labels against their closest siblings so you can compare the starting price on each before you choose.

See How a Finished Wine Label Lands

Words only go so far. Want to see how a material, color, and finish come together on a real bottle label? The gallery below collects wine label work printed in-house, across different materials, sizes, and finishes, so you can borrow ideas and see how a choice actually reads on glass. Tap any print to see it larger.

How Fast Can You Get Roll Wine Labels?

Roll wine labels print on a 6 business day standard production once your proof is approved. If you want a second look before anything runs, request a free online proof and check the artwork, colors, and cut, or send the file straight to production when you are confident it is press-ready. Either way the schedule is clear, so you can plan the bottling around the ship date instead of guessing.

See the Rest of Our Labels

Roll wine labels are one stop in a much larger lineup, and you can scan the full print product range any time. If a die-cut outline, a premium sheet, or a heavier material would serve the bottle better, the rest of the family is one tap away. Each option shows its own starting price and links straight to its product page, so finding the right fit takes seconds.

Print Your Roll Wine Labels Today

At 4OVER4.COM, quality comes first, and it is backed by our Gold Standard guarantees and 25 years of printing since 1999. Whatever material, size, or finish you pick, these roll wine labels are wound on a 3" core and built to go on straight and hold up on a chilled bottle. Set your quantity, choose your material, and print your roll wine labels today.