Our premium wine labels and direct can printing cover both bottles and aluminium cans, giving producers full flexibility across SKU’s, formats and markets. From cellar-door exclusives to limited-edition canned rosé, Onpack delivers seamless branding across your entire range.
Our substrates and adhesives are engineered to resist moisture, condensation and handling — your labels hold up in cold storage, transit and on display.
Wine is a sensory experience — and so is the packaging that houses it. Our finishing line covers the full range of wine label embellishments — from textured wine labels and foiled wine labels to embossing and no-label-look clear PP.
Our team can guide you through:
Onpack sources premium wine label substrates through Spicers, Avery Dennison and Ball & Doggett. Confirmed stocks include:
Classic tactile texture for traditional and estate wine labels.
Cotton-feel stock for ultra-premium positioning.
Heavyweight uncoated stock suited to foil and emboss combinations.
Textured surface with subtle depth for contemporary labels.
Felt, linen, ribbed and traditional textures treated for chiller and ice-bucket survival.
Waterproof film for canned wine, no-label-look bottle applications and chilled rosé and sparkling.
Options for sustainability-positioned producers.
Classic tactile texture for traditional and estate wine labels.
Sparkling wines have particular demands. Onpack covers them all:
Canned wine is the fastest-growing premium beverage format in Australia. Onpack offers two routes:
Pressure-sensitive labels on cans
flexible for short runs and changing artwork.
Seamless 360° print straight onto the aluminium; no labels, no sleeves, fully recyclable.
Direct can printing eliminates the plastic waste of shrink sleeves — a credible sustainability story for a sommelier-friendly audience.





Yes — either as pressure-sensitive labels on cans, or direct can printing for a seamless 360° finish.
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