If you love the look of a classic paper wine label — soft, tactile, warm in your hands — but wish bottles could weather shipping, moisture, ice, and handling without cracking, smudging, or peeling, you’ll want to see how that “paper look” is being reimagined. At Bergin Screen Printing and Etching we’ve found a way. B screen printing directly onto glass, we recreate the matte, textured elegance of paper but make it hold up through the journey from cellar to table. 

It’s more than just practicality. By layering inks and textures directly on glass, we build design freedom and durability into the bottle. Details stay sharp, colors stay true, and the experience remains craft‑driven and refined. Whether your brand leans traditional or modern, relies on subtlety or seeks shelf‑presence, this approach offers both aesthetic comfort and functional strength. 

Imagine wine bottles that feel familiar as old‑world labels but perform like modern packaging. Imagine custom shapes — maybe even a playful pig silhouette — that still carry elegance and durability. 

If you’re curious how a bottle can feel like paper yet last like glass, click below to read more.

The Paper Look, Reinvented

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ABOUT BERGIN

Since opening our doors in 1989 as a small studio focused on hand-etched and painted bottles, Bergin Screen Printing & Etching has grown into an 82,000-square-foot facility producing thousands of decorated bottles each day. We’ve built our reputation by staying true to the craftsmanship that started it all, while embracing innovation, investing in advanced technology, and fostering a team deeply committed to our clients' success. Known for precision, creative execution, and consistent service, Bergin remains a trusted partner for wineries seeking packaging that reflects the quality of what’s inside.