Roll Wine Labels
See Roll Wine Labels in action
Wine labels on a 3" core for front, back and neck labels, 102 sizes up to 6.5" x 6.5", ice-bucket BOPP, foil or eggshell felt, from $322.98 per 100 in 6 business days.
Searching for wine label printing near me? We print roll wine labels in our own NYC plant in Queens and ship them to you, or you can pick up in NYC, so you order online at the same price wherever the winery is. A roll of 100 or 500 labels on a 3" core costs $322.98, in 102 sizes and 5 materials.
- From $322.98 per 100, and the same $322.98 covers a full 500, so the per-label cost falls from $3.23 to about $0.07 as the run climbs to 25,000.
- 5 materials: White Gloss for indoor bottles, White and Clear BOPP rated indoor and outdoor, Bright Shiny Silver Metallic Foil, and textured 70lb Eggshell Felt.
- 102 sizes, from a 1" x 1" default up to a 5" x 7" oval, plus custom sizing to order as large as 7" x 12".
- 3" core rolls with 5 unwind positions and 1/8" rounded or straight-cut corners, so the roll fits hand application or an automatic applicator.
- 6 business day standard production, with optional gloss or matte and silk lamination and a free online proof, rated 5.0 out of 5.
Dress Every Bottle Straight Off the Roll
Wineries order roll wine labels when they label in volume: the whole run feeds off in order, by hand or through an applicator machine, with no labels to peel one at a time off a flat sheet. Each label comes wound on a 3" core, sits flat on the curve of the glass, and survives the chill and condensation of an ice bucket, from a small-batch vintage to a full private-label release. Roll wine labels start at $322.98 for 100.
Print full color on any of 5 materials, pick one of 102 sizes, set how the roll unwinds, and finish the edge and surface the way the bottle needs. To compare them with the sheet formats, browse every option on wine labels printing, or build yours from the choices below.
One hundred labels cost $322.98, and the same total covers 500, so the per-label cost falls from $3.23 to about $0.65 in one step. Past that it keeps falling toward $0.07 a label. Tap a tier below to see the live total and what each step up saves.
Wine Label Printing Near Me
You do not need a print shop down the road. Order online, and we print your roll in our Queens facility in 6 business days standard, then ship it or hold it for pickup in NYC. You set these options:
- Size: 102 presets from a neck band size to a 5" x 7" oval front label, or custom up to 7" x 12"
- Material: White Gloss, White BOPP or Clear BOPP for the ice bucket, Bright Shiny Silver Metallic Foil, or 70lb Eggshell Felt
- Finish: gloss or matte and silk lamination, or bare
- Roll: 3" core and 5 unwind positions for hand or applicator
- Quantity: 100 to 25,000, with 100 and 500 both at $322.98
- Proof: a free online proof before the roll prints
What Are Roll Wine Labels
Roll wine labels are pressure-sensitive bottle labels on a continuous roll with a 3" core. We print them full color on any of 5 materials, in 102 sizes from a 1" x 1" default up to a 5" x 7" oval, and you set the lamination, corners and unwind as you build the order. Wineries run front labels, back labels with the tasting notes and neck bands from the same product. For a sheet-fed format, the Premium Wine Labels cover that; the roll is built for volume application.
What Size Should a Roll Wine Label Be
Wine bottles vary, so the size list runs 102 deep. Go small for a neck band or a vintage tag, pick one of the common front-label rectangles, or take the 5" x 7" oval for a classic estate look. If no preset fits, a custom size goes up to 7" x 12". Round the corners at 1/8" for a softer edge, or keep them straight cut. The chart below lists every size, material, corner and finish in the same order the configurator shows them. 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.
Three choices shape how the label looks on the bottle.
Match the material to the bottle
White Gloss keeps colors crisp on a bottle that stays in the cellar. White BOPP and Clear BOPP are synthetic films rated for indoor and outdoor use, the right pick when a bottle sweats in an ice bucket, and Clear BOPP gives a no-label look on the glass. Pick Bright Shiny Silver Metallic Foil to catch light like a premium release, or 70lb Eggshell Felt for a textured, uncoated paper you can feel.
Seal the surface to fit the wine
Leave the print bare for a natural paper look, add Gloss lamination to make a bold label pop, or choose Matte and Silk for the soft finish on many modern estate bottles. Lamination also seals the ink, which helps on a bottle kept in the fridge.
Upload a press-ready blank
If your art is ready, download the blank roll wine label template for your size. We build it at the real trim size with the bleed and safe margin drawn in, so the vintage and the appellation line stay clear of the cut. Drop your art in and upload.
Press-Ready Blank Templates
How Much Do Roll Wine Labels Cost
One hundred or 500 labels cost $322.98. A 2,000-label run is $396.66, roughly $0.20 each, and by 25,000 you are near $0.07 a label across 11 tiers. Count the bottles in the release, drag the slider below to that number, and watch the total and the per-label cost update live.
Wally peels your labels straight off the roll
Why $322.98 of roll wine labels ends up costing pennies a bottle.
A run of 100 roll wine labels is $322.98, and the same total covers 500, so the per-label cost drops to about $0.65 and keeps falling toward $0.07 at 25,000. Pick a waterproof BOPP or a metallic foil, set your size, and Wally winds them onto a 3-inch core ready for the bottling line.
How Do the Labels Ship and Dispense
On a roll, the unwind matters. Pick one of 5 unwind positions, top or bottom of the label first, so the labels load the right way into a hand-held dispenser or an automatic applicator on a bottling line. The 3" core fits common equipment, and the 1/8" rounded or straight-cut corners set how each label sits on the glass.
How Do Roll Wine Labels Compare to the Rest of the Range
Pick the roll when you label by the case. If you are weighing a die-cut shape, a premium sheet or a smaller test run, the chart below lines roll wine labels up against those siblings with the starting price of each.
See How a Finished Wine Label Lands
The gallery below shows wine label work we printed in-house on different materials, sizes and finishes, so you can see how felt, foil or clear film reads on glass. Tap any print to see it larger.
Real Wine Labels Our Customers Printed
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
Scan the full print product range any time. A die-cut outline, a premium sheet and a heavier material each have their own product page and starting price.
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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. Pick the material, size and finish, and your labels arrive on a 3" core, go on straight and hold up on a chilled bottle. Set your quantity, choose your material, and print your roll wine labels today.
Roll Wine Labels: Frequently Asked Questions
Will a wine label hold up in an ice bucket?
White and Clear BOPP are rated for indoor and outdoor use, so they are the materials to pick for bottles that face chill and condensation. The label sits flat on the curve of the glass and peels off the roll ready to apply. White Gloss is the indoor option for bottles that stay dry on a shelf.
Can I get a metallic or textured label instead of a plain white one?
Yes. Bright Shiny Silver Metallic Foil gives a reflective surface, and textured 70lb Eggshell Felt reads closer to a traditional paper label. Both print full color like the film materials. Gloss or matte and silk lamination can go over the top.
What size should a wine label be?
There are 102 sizes, from a 1 inch by 1 inch default up to a 5 inch by 7 inch oval, and custom sizes are made to order as large as 7 inches by 12 inches. Measure the flat face of the bottle you are labeling and set the size against that. A back label is usually ordered as a separate size.
Is 100 labels enough for a small batch release?
100 is the smallest run at $322.98, and the same $322.98 also covers a full 500. As the run climbs to 25,000 for a private label release, the per label price falls to about $0.07. Small producers usually take the 500 tier because the total does not change.
Can the roll run through our bottling line applicator?
The labels come on a 3 inch core with 5 unwind positions, so you set the roll to feed the way your applicator pulls. Corners can be 1/8 inch rounded or straight cut. Hand application off the same roll works for smaller runs.
Do I get a proof, and how long is production?
A free online proof is available before the job prints, which is worth taking when vintage, varietal and required text all have to be exact. Standard production is 6 business days. The product is rated 5.0 out of 5.
