Wine Boxes
See Wine Boxes in action
Wine boxes at 3.23" x 3.23" x 13.125" for a 750ml bottle, on 14pt uncoated or 18pt gloss cover, tuck top or handle, from $460.22 for 50.
- From $460.22 for 50 boxes, about $9.20 each, with the per-box price dropping toward $0.50 as the run climbs to 25,000.
- 3.23" x 3.23" x 13.125" is the single bottle-ready size, tall enough to hold a standard 750ml wine bottle upright.
- 2 materials: a 14pt Uncoated Cover for a natural matte feel, or an 18pt Cover with a gloss front for a brighter, sturdier box.
- Full color on the outside with a blank interior, a standard finish, and a plain tuck-top or a built-in handle.
- 9 business day standard turnaround, rated 5.0 out of 5 from its first verified review.
Turn One Bottle Into a Gift Worth Keeping
A wine box is a tall carton, 3.23 inches square and just over 13 inches high, that slips over a standard bottle and turns it into a finished, retail-ready gift. The outside prints in full color, so a label design, a winery crest, or a holiday pattern wraps the whole box while the inside stays blank. For a winery, a gift shop or a brand sending bottles to clients, it makes a single bottle look planned. Boxes start at $460.22 for 50 units and earned a 5.0 out of 5 on their first verified review.
A box protects the bottle better than a gift bag, stacks on a shelf and carries your name in full color. To compare wine boxes with the rest of the packaging lineup, browse every style on custom box printing, or set up yours from the choices below.
A winery boxing a holiday release should look at the step from 50 to 100: 50 boxes cost $460.22, about $9.20 each, and 100 cost $504.15, about $5.04 each, so doubling the run adds about $44. The tiers below show each order total.
What Is a Wine Box
A wine box is a tall, narrow presentation box sized to hold a single wine bottle upright, printed full color on the outside at 3.23 by 3.23 by 13.125 inches on a choice of 2 materials, with an optional built-in handle and a blank interior.
Order a wine box when a loose bottle would feel unfinished: winery gift sets, holiday presents, corporate thank-you bottles, and retail-ready packaging for a signature label. The box covers the whole bottle, so the neck, the cork and every side sit behind printed surface, so the packaging carries as much of the brand as the label does. If you want a box shaped to the bottle itself rather than a straight-sided carton, the Wine Bottle Shaped Wine Gift Set is the version cut to a bottle silhouette, and the straight wine box sits right beside it as the tall, stackable pick.
What Size Are Wine Boxes
Wine boxes come in one bottle-ready size: 3.23 by 3.23 by 13.125 inches, a 3.23 inch square base with a height just over 13 inches, sized to enclose a standard 750ml bottle upright and cover the neck and cork.
Wine boxes are made to fit a bottle, so the size does not change. That fixed footprint is the right fit for a standard 750ml bottle, snug enough to hold it steady and tall enough to protect the top. It also keeps your artwork simple, since your design lives on one known canvas you can reuse across a whole run. The specs below list the exact trim, the turnaround, and the file types we accept, laid out the way the live configurator presents them.
What Materials Can You Print On
4OVER4 prints wine boxes on 2 materials: a 14pt Uncoated Cover for a natural matte feel, or an 18pt Cover, Gloss 1 Side, for a thicker, sturdier box with a glossy printed face. Both print full color on the outside, 4/0, with a blank interior and a standard finish.
The material decides how the box feels. The 14pt Uncoated Cover reads natural and understated, with a matte surface that suits kraft-style or minimalist wine branding. Step up to the 18pt Cover, Gloss 1 Side, and you get a more rigid box whose glossy face brings out color and photos on a shelf. When you want that same premium, glossy presentation across a wider range of package shapes, the Gloss Boxes carry the idea into other formats. Pick the material that matches your bottle and your brand.
Tuck-Top or Handle, and How Proofing Works
Every wine box offers 2 build choices. For the box itself, pick No Handle for a clean tuck-top carton or With Handle for a built-in carry handle. For proofing, choose Straight To Production to move fast, or a Free Online Proof to review a digital proof before the run starts.
Two choices decide how the box gets used. The handle option comes first: a plain tuck-top box keeps the lines clean and stacks easily for retail, while a box with a built-in handle turns the package into a grab-and-go gift a customer can carry straight out the door. Then there is proofing. If your art is ready and the deadline is tight, send it straight to production. If you would rather check everything first, request a free online proof and approve a digital version before anything prints.
If your artwork is ready, download a blank. The blank wine box template is built at the real trim size with the bleed and safe margins already drawn in, so nothing sits on a fold or too close to the cut. Place your art and upload.
Press-Ready Blank Templates
How Many Wine Boxes Do You Need
Wine boxes start at $460.22 per 50, and the per-box price keeps dropping as the quantity climbs toward 25,000, so the cost per box depends on the size of the run. A 200-box run is $679.90, near $3.40 each, and a 5,000 run is $2,591.08, around $0.52 a box. Set your count on the slider below to see the order total and the per-box cost.
Wally turns one bottle into a gift
Why a $460.22 run of wine boxes makes every bottle look intentional.
A wine box, 3.23 inches square and 13 inches tall, slides over a standard bottle and turns it into a finished gift. Print full color on the outside, add a handle if you want one, and Wally has 50 boxes on the way from $460.22. Order more and each box drops toward 50 cents.
How Do Wine Boxes Compare to the Rest of the Range
Wine boxes are made to dress a single bottle. If you are also looking at a retail-ready carton or a glossier finish, compare them first. The Retail Boxes cover shelf-ready packaging in other shapes, and the chart below lines up wine boxes against their closest siblings so you can compare the starting price on each before you choose.
How Fast Can You Get Wine Boxes
Standard production for wine boxes is 9 business days, so plan a launch or a holiday order with that window in mind. Send your artwork as a print-ready PDF, JPG, or PNG built to the fixed 3.23 by 3.23 by 13.125 inch trim, and the box is produced to that size. Ordering ahead of a seasonal push is the surest way to have the boxes in hand when the bottles are ready.
See the Rest of Our Boxes
The cards below show the shaped bottle box, the gloss and the retail boxes, each with its starting price and a link to its product page. The whole family is on custom box printing, and the full print product range lists everything else we print.
More From Custom Box Printing - Professional Quality
Print Your Wine Boxes Today
At 4OVER4.COM, quality comes first, and it's backed by a satisfaction guarantee and 25+ years of printing since 1999. Whatever material and build you pick, these wine boxes are made to protect a bottle and make it feel like a finished gift. Need them before a holiday or a launch? Order ahead of the 9 business day window and you're covered. Print your wine boxes today.
Wine Boxes: Frequently Asked Questions
Will a standard wine bottle fit in these boxes?
The box measures 3.23" x 3.23" x 13.125", sized to hold a standard 750ml wine bottle upright. Wider bottles such as some sparkling or dessert formats will not fit that square footprint. Measure an actual bottle against those dimensions before ordering.
What is the minimum order for wine boxes?
Runs start at 50 boxes for $460.22, about $9.20 each. The per-box price drops toward $0.50 as the run climbs to 25,000. A winery sending a small client batch can order the 50, while retail packaging usually sits at a much higher tier.
What materials can I choose from?
Two are offered: a 14pt Uncoated Cover with a natural matte feel, and an 18pt Cover with a gloss front. The 18pt is the sturdier and brighter of the two. Uncoated suits a natural or handmade look for a small-batch label.
Can the box have a handle?
Handle options include a plain tuck-top or a built-in handle. The handle version makes sense when the box is handed over directly at a tasting room or a gift shop. A plain tuck-top stacks more neatly for shipping and shelving.
Is the inside of the box printed?
No. Full color printing is applied to the outside, and the interior stays blank. That means a label design, a winery crest or a holiday pattern can wrap the whole exterior. Keep any critical detail off the fold lines so it is not lost at the crease.
How long do wine boxes take to make?
Standard production is 9 business days, which reflects the printing, finishing and die cutting a box takes compared to flat print. Add shipping transit on top. For a holiday program, place the order well ahead of the date you need to start packing bottles.
