5 Tested Techniques To Improve Wine Packaging Quality   It’s time to think outside the box, here are Global Package’s techniques to improve your wine packaging. But, why is packaging for wine important, you ask? With the increase of “unboxing reveals” across social media and the fierce competition for on-shelf dominance in the wine industry, packaging has become crucial to gain a marketing advantage. Your customers will not only anticipate the quality of your beverage by the label and bottle design but also by the packaging (or lack thereof) your product is in.  What Is Wine Packaging? Packaging means so much more than just the bottle, and in this case when we are specifically referencing outer packaging, can also include wooden boxes, decorated gift boxes, wine totes, gift bags, storage containers, and more. Outer packaging has three main functions: to enhance the branding, add prestige, and keep the wine safe during transport and delivery. The packa

Global Package holds ample inventory of wine and spirit bottles in local stock. This provides easy access to an attractive range of stock bottles, which gives you an effective, straightforward and rapid route to market for your brand and project.  We hold bottles from a range of international suppliers across Europe and Asia, connecting you with the best international innovation in bottle packaging.  This stock is held in our warehouses in California, Oregon, and North Carolina, covering East Coast and West Coast wineries and distilleries. We can deliver all across North America – to the United States, Canada, and Mexico. We deliver our bottles straight from our warehouse to you.  We store our glass bottles in a clean, food-safe environment which is industry standard, however, we recommend you sparge or rinse the glass bottles before filling.  Pictured is the Eco Philos, an example of our Speciality DobleAlto collection from Estal, which we hold some q