
Burgundy
Burgundy-style glass bottles have softer sloping shoulders that flow gradually into a broad cylindrical lower body, creating a rounded traditional wine profile. The straight lower section is the preferred area for front and back labels, while artwork should avoid the shoulder curve where wrapping and registration become more difficult. Depending on the selected bottle, cork or suitable screw-cap finishes can be specified, but the exact neck standard must match the closure and bottling line. Buyers should also confirm bottle diameter, height, base stability, glass weight, case fit and pallet efficiency before approving a Burgundy bottle for bulk production.
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Key Considerations for Burgundy
Label & Branding Area
Front and back labels work best on the straight lower body. Artwork should avoid the shoulder curve to reduce wrinkling or registration issues.
Stability & Packing
Standard upright wine-case packing is suitable when bottle height and base diameter are matched to the carton.
Opening & Closure Fit
Commonly configured for cork or suitable screw-cap finishes. The exact neck standard must match the intended closure and bottling line.
Production Considerations
Sloping shoulders reduce usable high-label area and can increase bottle diameter for a given capacity compared with narrow formats.
Custom Mold Guidance
Custom relief, base details and glass weight can be developed while retaining the recognizable Burgundy shoulder transition.
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