01? Coated paper

Coated paper is one of the most commonly used wine label papers. The price is relatively cheap, the supply is generally sufficient, and the printing color reproduction is relatively high. Paper, and coated paper also includes matte coated paper and glossy coated paper. The difference between the two is mainly in the glossiness. This picture is the wine label for the diplomatic envoy of the King of Xixia. The material he chose was coated paper, supplemented by printing and hot stamping UV technology.

02? Book paper/environmentally friendly paper

Book paper and environmentally friendly paper are also one of our most commonly used wine label papers. They are relatively cheap, have high printing color reproduction and relatively high gloss. Elegant, the physical effect will feel more upscale than coated paper. The black wine label is printed on environmentally friendly paper, and the white wine label is printed on book paper. The physical effects of the two will be very close.

03? Jiji Yabai

Jiji Yabai paper has a layer of texture on the surface. It is a special paper. The printing color is not as restorative as book paper and environmentally friendly paper, but it has a better texture than the real thing. will be far above him. Because the paper has texture, the texture hot stamping process is relatively demanding! In addition, the paper texture of white cotton paper is very close to that of Ji Yabai. However, during printing, due to the high water absorption of white cotton paper, the printing color will be darker than Ji Yabai, so we need to pay attention when choosing white cotton paper. This picture is the result of using polar elegant white paper for the label of Houyuan Fruit Wine.

04? Ice bucket paper

Ice bucket paper is a relatively high-end and expensive special paper. The main reason is that when the red wine is soaked in the ice bucket, the wine label paper is not easy to print. broken. This picture is the actual effect of the ice bucket paper used in Hongsibao Winery’s products.

05?Gangu paper

Gangu paper is a special paper with a slender stripe texture. The beige Gangu paper used in most wine labels will It is more common. We will see that many French wines from the old century are made of ancient paper. The ancient paper itself will give people an ancient and heavy feeling. The price is relatively cheap.

06? Gold, silver and platinum

Gold, silver and platinum paper is a relatively eye-catching special paper. Because of the gold and silver luster of the paper itself, it will be used in relatively high-end products. superior. The price will also be relatively expensive. This picture is the actual wine label of Ningxia Yanyang Winery, which is made of gold, silver, platinum and zinc alloy metal materials.

07? Pearlescent paper

Pearlescent paper is also a relatively common special paper. The surface of pearlescent paper itself is glossy, and the physical appearance will give people a sense of wealth and beauty. For visual sense, we mostly use it for ice wine products. In pearlescent paper, there are also beige pearlescent and ice white pearlescent, etc. The main difference is the color of the paper surface. Of course, pearlescent paper also has paper with different textures. These two ice wines are the physical effects printed on the selected pearlescent paper.

08? Leather

Leather is also a widely used wine label material at this stage. You can choose leather of different colors and textures. The only disadvantage is that it can only be used as a wine label. Manual labeling. Leather labels can be combined with hot stamping technology. This picture is of Xixia Wang’s leather-labeled Pinot Noir. Because for the first time in the region, wine labels made of leather labels appeared, making this product a hit on the market.

09?PVC

PVC has been used by most wine merchants in the past two years, and the physical effect of wine labels is very close to that of metal labels.

10? Metal plates

Metal plates are relatively expensive materials. They need to be molded separately. They can be printed, embossed, frosted and glued. Compared with paper, More upscale.