Timber wine boxes are the heart of our engraved wine gift packaging, with cardboard styles alongside. They're mostly made from natural pine, with a few lighter paulownia styles. Single, double and triple bottle boxes come with sliding Perspex or birchply lids, or hinged lids that shut with a clamp or a magnetic catch. The multi-bottle ones have dividers, and some of those lift out. Pine crates with rope handles and reinforced bases give a rustic look, while gift boxes with woven rope handles arrive packed with shredded paper. There's also a birchwood cylinder with a leather tie and a pine tube with a button and tie lid. On the cardboard side you'll find full colour tubes, a magnetic side-opening box and a corrugated box sized for magnum bottles.
A real estate agent hands new owners a hinged pine box at settlement with two bottles tucked inside. They get a gift that looks the part on the kitchen bench that first night. Once the wine's gone, the box sticks around as a spot for spare keys or the next bottle from the wine range. A good box for wine keeps giving long after the cork's pulled.
Most styles can be branded as custom wine gift packaging, and the timber ones can be engraved straight into the wood for a natural etch. Pair them with wine bottle openers to round out the gift.
Frequently Asked
Which wine packaging is best for end-of-year client gifts?
Hinged timber boxes holding two or three bottles are the strongest pick for end-of-year client gifts. The clamp or magnetic closure keeps the lid shut in transit, and the box gets kept for storage after the wine is finished.
When do cardboard wine tubes make more sense than timber?
Cardboard tubes suit big event handouts where lots of single bottles need to look smart without adding much weight. They close with a push on lid, and there's an option shaped for sparkling wine bottles too.
Which engraved wine gift packaging suits cellar doors and regional markets?
Pine crates with raw rope handles give cellar doors and regional businesses a country feel at markets and tastings. The reinforced base takes the weight of up to three bottles, so they carry comfortably by the handle.
Does wine gift box packaging come with the wine?
No, these are empty boxes, tubes and crates that you fill with your own bottles. Most timber boxes fit most wine bottles, and wood wool or shredded paper filling stops bottles rattling around inside.
