PAARL: Cellar door exclusives, tasting-room gifting and launch packs rarely need a full production label run. Bottle Printing Co., working from Paarl in the Cape Winelands, handles bottle printing for short-run branding on wine, sparkling, gin and water bottles, plus drinkware for events and corporate packs.
Decoration matched to the glass
UV direct print suits sharp detail and tight placement where label space is limited. Screen printing is often chosen for flatter areas and bolder limited-colour marks. Ceramic enamel, a fired finish, is the harder-wearing route for glass that sees regular handling. Pressure-sensitive labels remain practical when several variants or a short promotional run need flexibility, and white underbase advice helps logos hold on dark or clear glass.
Proof before the run
Product work covers 750 ml wine bottles, 375 ml halves, magnums, sparkling bottles planned around heavier glass and foil areas, plus gin bottles and branded water bottles for hospitality. Artwork is checked for line weight, curve fit and safe areas, then mock-ups and proofs are approved before print preparation continues.
“A logo that looks fine on a flat screen can wrap badly around a shoulder or a punt,” said the company’s artwork coordinator. “We would much rather send a second proof than have a client open a box of bottles with the crest sitting skew.”
From Paarl, delivery runs to Cape Town, Stellenbosch, Franschhoek, Johannesburg and Durban for wineries, distilleries, event organisers and gifting buyers.
Product and proofing detail is at bottleprinting.co.za. Print and finishing equipment for South African makers is available through am.co.za.
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