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Custom Beverage Packaging

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Custom beverage packaging is printed bottle boxes, carriers, gift boxes, tubes, bags and labels for wine, spirits, craft beer, coffee, tea and other drinks. It protects glass and cans and makes drinks stand out on the shelf. Vorex helps beverage brands in the USA and Canada order packaging made to their exact size.

Custom Beverage Packaging

What beverage packaging covers

Drinks come in heavy, breakable containers, so beverage packaging has to be strong as well as attractive. Common formats include single bottle boxes, gift boxes for wine and spirits, multi-pack carriers for cans and bottles, cylinder tubes, and printed bags for coffee and loose tea.

Styles that suit drinks

  • Cylinder tube boxes and rigid boxes for spirits and premium wine.
  • Handle and gable boxes as carriers for multi-packs.
  • Tuck end boxes with inserts for single bottles and tea tins.
  • Corrugated shipping boxes with dividers for direct-to-consumer orders.
  • Stand-up pouches for coffee beans and loose-leaf tea.

Materials and finishes

Corrugated board is the usual choice for carrying weight; double wall board adds strength for heavier loads. Rigid chipboard wrapped in printed paper suits luxury spirits. SBS paperboard works for lighter items such as tea and single cans. Foil stamping, embossing and soft-touch lamination are popular for gift boxes. Coffee bags often use multi-layer films with a one-way valve to let gas escape after roasting.

Design tips

Measure bottles at their widest point, including the cap or cork, and allow room for an insert or dividers. Multi-pack carriers need a handle strong enough for the full weight, so tell us the filled weight. Alcohol packaging and labels are regulated in both countries, with rules that differ by product, state and province, so check current requirements before you approve artwork. Keep brand marks large enough to read from a shelf.

How ordering works

Send the container type and size, how many units go in each box, the style and the quantity. We reply with pricing and suggest board and inserts. Our designers can place your artwork on the dieline, and you approve a digital proof before print. Our production partner makes your packaging and ships it anywhere in the USA and Canada.

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Custom Beverage Packaging: common questions

What is the best box for shipping wine bottles?
Wine bottles usually ship in corrugated boxes with dividers or molded inserts that keep each bottle from touching another. Heavier multi-bottle shipments often use double wall corrugated. Shipping alcohol to consumers is regulated, so check carrier and state or provincial rules as well as the packaging itself.
Can I get a gift box for a spirits bottle?
Yes. Spirits gift boxes are often rigid boxes or cylinder tubes wrapped in printed paper, with an insert that holds the bottle and sometimes glasses. Magnetic closures and foil details add a premium feel. Send your bottle dimensions and we reply with pricing.
What packaging do craft breweries use for cans?
Craft breweries often use printed paperboard carriers or sleeves for four-packs and six-packs, and corrugated cases for distribution. Handle carriers make cans easy to carry from the store. Tell us the can size and pack count and we suggest a format.
What kind of bag is used for coffee beans?
Coffee beans usually go in stand-up or side-gusset pouches made from multi-layer film or foil-lined kraft, often with a one-way degassing valve and a zipper or tin tie. The valve lets carbon dioxide out after roasting without letting air in. Bags can be printed or labeled.
Do beverage labels need specific information?
Yes. Alcoholic drinks, packaged beverages and coffee or tea each carry their own labeling rules covering items such as volume, alcohol content, ingredients and producer details. The rules differ between the USA and Canada and by product. Check current requirements and leave space for this information.
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