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A format suited to your bottles

Corrugated cardboard boxes for sets of one to three wine bottles. The format is assessed against bottle dimensions, with optional dividers to separate the bottles. Assembly and protective materials should be checked for the intended use.



Frequently asked questions

Can I order this design for six bottles?

The described self-assembly range is for one, two or three bottles. For six bottles, consult the boxes for 1 to 12 wine bottles and confirm the design and closure.

How should I check assembly?

Check the folds and interlocking parts of the chosen design before preparing a batch. Confirm that bottles fit correctly and that the closure sits in place without forcing it.

Can bottles in a pair or trio be separated?

Optional bottle dividers can be requested. They must be sized together with the box; state whether the bottles are identical or have different profiles.

Can the same presentation be used for gifts and shipping?

Gift presentation and courier shipping have different requirements. For shipping, confirm internal retention, closure and any need for outer packaging.

Which measurements should I send?

Send the height and maximum diameter of each bottle, including its cap, and the number per package. If supplying box measurements, specify whether they are internal or external.

Can I customise the printing?

Ask about options for the chosen format. Send artwork, panels to be printed and quantity so feasibility can be confirmed.

What are the price, minimum order and lead time?

We manufacture custom boxes for businesses, with minimum orders depending on size, format and project specifications. Special pricing is available for large quantities; request a proposal based on your business requirements and order volume. The usual lead time is 2 to 3 days after the project is approved.

How to choose this bottle packaging

Preparing a wine pair or trio

For small packs, pay particular attention to bottle fit and assembly sequence. A gift handed over in person may need a different transport solution from a courier order.

  • Define one, two or three bottles before choosing the die-cut design.
  • Compare bottle profiles when combining different wines.
  • Assess optional dividers and check the closure with the complete pack.

Customisation and quotations

Ask about dimensions, design and printing options for this format. Send your logo or artwork and identify the panels to be printed. For a quote, include packaging quantity, bottle dimensions, bottles per package, total weight, destination and preferred date. Material, closure and printing options are confirmed when the order is assessed.

Read how to measure a cardboard box and how to choose a box for your product.

Explore boxes for 1 to 12 wine bottles · View the FEFCO catalogue

Measurement guide for your enquiry

Information needed to assess the format
What to measureHow to specify it
Complete bottleOverall height and maximum diameter, including the cap or capsule, in mm.
Quantity and arrangementNumber of items per box and their intended arrangement.
Usable internal spaceInternal length × width × height, in mm.
DividersState whether internal dividers are needed and which products they must separate.

Provide dimensions in millimetres and specify whether they are internal or external. Format and manufacturing are confirmed according to the design and material.

Potential applications

Single bottle gifts
For presenting bottles with a format and print suited to the occasion.
Two wine selections
For grouping a bottle selection; confirm dimensions and internal arrangement.
Three bottle tasting sets
For preparing branded deliveries with protection suited to the journey.
Special vintages
For distinguishing a product or campaign through packaging design.
Winery orders
For organising bottles by order; match the closure to expected handling.
Trade samples
For grouping bottles of one product or several compatible references.
Business gifts
For preparing a specific presentation; check bottle fit and packed weight.

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