Black Double Cardboard Wine Bottle Gift Box

A foldable double bottle wine box that keeps display costs down without looking cheap. It's made from seven pieces of grey cardboard and closes like a book with a magnet. The leather handle makes it easy to carry. You get a black texture paper finish, and you can change the paper, size, or add your logo. This one suits wineries that need an economical packaging solution for two bottles but still want a premium look on the shelf. It's also a smart pick for gift pack buyers who want the box to arrive flat and save on freight.

Book shaped magnet box. The lid opens like a book and stays shut with a magnet. It folds flat for storage, then erects into a rigid box when you need it.
Leather handle with metal buckle. A leather handle is attached with a metal buckle. It makes a two bottle gift easy to carry from store to car to dinner table.
Seven piece grey cardboard build. The box is crafted from seven pieces of grey cardboard. That construction keeps the cost down compared to a one piece rigid box.
1200g greyboard plus texture paper. We use 1200g greyboard with black texture paper on the outside. That is our minimum board weight for wine packaging.
Custom paper, size, handle. You can change the paper color, material, craftsmanship, size, and handle. We'll match it to your brand.

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Specifications

Category: Cardboard wine box
Bottles: 2
Box structure: ：book shaped magnet box

Customisation

You can change the paper color, material, and texture. Size adjustments are possible for different bottle shapes. The handle can be swapped for a different style or removed. Your logo can be printed on the lid or spine. We also offer custom inserts if you need a tighter fit. Send your bottle dimensions or a sample, and we'll work from there.

How the box is built

Seven pieces of grey cardboard form the base structure. That's the economical part. The pieces fold flat for shipping, which cuts freight cost compared to a rigid box that ships assembled. When you open it, the box erects into a book shaped form with a magnet closure. The magnet holds the lid shut so the box does not pop open in a retail bag.

The outside is wrapped in black texture paper over 1200g greyboard. That board weight is our minimum for wine packaging. The handle is leather with a metal buckle. It is attached to the box body, not the lid, so the weight of two bottles hangs from the structure, not the closure. Corners are checked at 90 degrees when erected.

Bottle fit and carry

Two standard wine bottles sit side by side inside. The dimensions are 36 x 24.5 x 12.5 cm, which fits most Bordeaux and Burgundy shapes. We check bottle fit on every production run. The insert holds the bottle at four points, never by the neck or shoulder alone. We shake the loaded box for 10 seconds. No movement. We tilt it 45 degrees. No slide. We invert it. No release. Those are our in-house checks before the box leaves our floor.

Where it works

This double bottle box suits wineries, wine shops, and gift pack buyers who need an economical yet presentable packaging for two bottles. It works for wine, spirits, and champagne. The black finish reads premium, so it fits corporate gifts and holiday promotions. It is not the right choice if you need a heavy rigid box for high end single bottle presentations or if your bottles are unusually tall. For those, a rigid lid and base box or a wooden box would serve better.

Buyer questions

Can this box be shipped flat?

Yes. The box is foldable and ships flat. That reduces freight cost compared to a rigid box that ships assembled. Your team folds and erects it when packing the bottles. The magnet and handle are already attached.

What bottle sizes fit in this box?

The box measures 36 x 24.5 x 12.5 cm. It fits most standard Bordeaux and Burgundy bottles. If your bottle is taller or wider than usual, we can adjust the dimensions. Send us your bottle sample or exact measurements.

Can you print our logo on the black paper?

Yes. We can print your logo on the lid, spine, or inside. Pantone matching is used for color accuracy. Black is one of the hardest colors to hold, so we do first article approval and mid run sampling to keep it consistent.