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Can I put my own label on wine?

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Can I put my own label on wine?

Creating a private label wine program is an option that works. It allows a retailer to offer its customers a unique and higher-quality wine product at lower cost. An added benefit is that the retailer can promote their own brand, and potential make a higher margin.

What labels to use for wine bottles?

Best Printable Wine Labels For Your Bottles

  1. Neato Blank Wine Bottle Labels – 40 Pack.
  2. E.C. Kraus 40048 Printable Wine Labels.
  3. E.C. Kraus 40104 Printable Wine Labels.
  4. E.C. Kraus 40035 Printable Wine Labels.
  5. E.C. Kraus 40118 Printable Wine Labels.

Is wine relabel illegal?

You cannot change the alcohol beverage or characteristics of the alcohol beverage. Basically, any mandatory label information, such as the brand name or class, cannot be changed or altered in a personalized label.

Are wine labels worth anything?

While there are absolutely some folks who collect, buy and sell wine labels out there, it’s not a very active market, and you’re not likely to make a lot of money. You can take a look on eBay and the like—some labels from older, rare, expensive wines are listed for anywhere from a couple bucks up to $30.

How do I create a wine label in Word?

Open a new document in Microsoft Word. When the “New Document” window opens, select “Labels” on the left side of the box and choose “Mailing and Shipping” and then click “Business Labels.” Select the appropriate size label for your wine bottle.

Is vintage required on a wine label?

Vintage statements are not mandatory, but are rarely omitted from labels. At least 95% of the grapes used must be from the stated vintage. Name and address of the bottler or producer is preceded by the words ‘Bottled by’, or ‘Produced and bottled by’ if the wine was bottled at the winery which made it.

How can you tell if a bottle of wine has an AVA designation?

For wine labeled with an American Viticultural Area (AVA), which is a specific type of appellation of origin established under federal law, at least 85% of the grapes must come from the named AVA (for example “Napa Valley”), while the remainder of the grapes may come from outside of the AVA.

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