Approve the white point
Review the bright white paper with the printed artwork. The actual sheet determines the background colour and surface detail.
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White art paper · Foil & relief · Chilled bottles
Ice-Bucket Art Paper Labels
Bright white art-paper labels with foil, emboss and raised-finish options for chilled-bottle projects. Validate the finished construction against your service conditions.
- White art paper; exact grade selected for the agreed wet-service requirement
- Foil · emboss · reverse UV · raised digital effect; glow ink on request
- Rolls; winding and application details agreed before production
Your artwork, selected stock and final construction are approved together before production.
Overview
Define the ice-bucket test before production.
White art paper provides the background for a chilled-bottle label with foil or relief detail. Ice-bucket performance needs to be approved for the finished label, on the bottle and under the conditions in which it will be served.
Specify the bottle, application conditions, immersion time and service temperature. Select the paper, adhesive, ink and finish as one construction, then inspect a finished sample on the actual bottle after the agreed exposure.
Gallery
Product photos.
Craft
Details to approve.
The material, artwork and finish work together. Review these decisions before production.
Combine foil and relief
Foil, emboss, reverse UV and raised digital effects can be specified. Approve their masks, registration and appearance on the selected stock.
Test the finished label
Check the complete label after the agreed wet-service trial. Review edge lift, surface damage, print and appearance rather than the paper alone.
Specification
Request a sample Choose the construction.
Use these details to prepare your request. The quotation states the exact stock, adhesive, finish and supply format.
- Face stock
- White art paper; exact grade selected for the agreed wet-service requirement
- Adhesive
- Selected for the bottle and wet-service test conditions
- Liner
- Glassine
- Printing
- UV printing; any special ink confirmed with the quotation
- Finish options
- Foil · emboss · reverse UV · raised digital effect; glow ink on request
- Supply format
- Rolls; winding and application details agreed before production
- Validation
- Ice-bucket suitability must be established by an agreed finished-label test
- Customisation
- Size · shape · colour · foil mask · relief artwork
Approve a finished sample on your packaging under the application and service conditions it will meet.
Applications
Plan it around the packaging.
Discuss your surface, handling and storage requirements when choosing a construction.
White wine
Define condensation and ice-bucket service requirements.
Rosé bottles
Review the label on the selected glass and bottle colour.
Sparkling wine
Coordinate front labels with other bottle decoration.
Chilled beverages
Set the actual water-exposure and handling conditions.
Presentation bottles
Combine white paper, colour and metallic accents.
Trial batches
Validate the finished construction before a production run.
How it works
From artwork to an approved label.
01
Share the pack
Send the artwork, dimensions, quantity and packaging surface.
02
Choose the construction
Agree the stock, adhesive, print, finish and supply format in the quotation.
03
Approve a physical proof
Review appearance and application on the actual packaging.
04
Produce and inspect
Produce against the approved specification and confirm the packing details.
FAQ
More label FAQs Before you order.
Has this label passed an ice-bucket test?
Performance must be validated for your selected construction. Agree a method and acceptance criteria, then approve the exact finished label on your bottle before production.
What conditions should the trial include?
Record the bottle surface, application and conditioning process, water temperature and immersion duration. Inspect the print, surface, bond and label edges afterwards.
Can I add glow-in-the-dark ink?
A glow-ink effect can be discussed as a special requirement. Confirm availability and the required appearance through a specific quotation and proof.
Can foil and emboss be used on this paper?
Both can be specified. Review the selected paper, masks and finished sample together, including the agreed wet-service trial.
Does the paper need a special adhesive?
The adhesive is selected for the bottle and application process. State the approved construction in the order so it can be reproduced.
Your label projectStart with the artwork.
Start with the artwork.
Bring the packaging into the conversation.
Share your design, quantity, application and destination. We will confirm the construction and proofing steps for your project.