Luxury Wooden Wine Box with High Gloss Lacquer Finish

You're looking at a four bottle wooden wine box whose piano paint finish reads as a serious gift, even before the lid is opened. The high gloss lacquer, which gives it a mirror shine, holds up to handling better than a plain wood box. Four bottles sit inside in velvet covered EVA foam, so there's no rattle, no slide. A gold tone handle and latch make it easy to carry and a bit more formal. It suits wineries, corporate gifting programs, and retail sets if the packaging has to match the price of the wine. The branding is laser engraved, which keeps the surface permanently clean.

High gloss lacquer finish. Multi layer polished piano paint, which is built up in several coats, gives a mirror like shine. It's scratch resistant too. So the box still looks right after being handled, stacked, and shipped.
Velvet covered EVA foam insert. A custom molded cavity holds each bottle firmly. With the velvet facing, the glass is protected. It also adds a softer look once the lid is open.
Gold tone hardware. Because there's a metal handle and a secure latch, the box is easy to carry and close. The hardware is matched to the lacquer for a consistent, upscale appearance.
Fine grain wood body. It's durable and stable. For a box that gets reused, that matters. It gives the structure enough weight to feel substantial without being heavy.
Laser engraved branding. A gold foil logo or design can be engraved into the lid. It's permanent, clean, and does not disrupt the smooth lacquer surface.

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Specifications

Category: Wooden wine box
Bottles: 4
Premium Wood Material: Durable, fine-grain wood that ensures strength and a sophisticated look.
High-Gloss Lacquer Finish: Multi-layer polished piano paint provides a mirror-like shine and superior scratch resistance.
Custom-Molded Foam Inserts: High-density EVA foam covered in soft velvet keeps bottles firmly in place, protecting them during transport.
Spacious Design: Accommodates up to four standard wine bottles in a compact, easy-to-carry form.

Customisation

On the lid, the logo or design can be laser engraved in gold foil or another finish. The box dimensions, and the insert cavities, can be adjusted to a specific bottle shape. You can change the lacquer colour, the velvet colour, and the hardware tone. A printed sleeve or a ribbon pull is possible too, if the design calls for that. Send us your bottle sample or dimensions, a reference design, and your quantity. We'll build a blank sample first, and then a printed sample for you to approve.

How the box is built

The body is made from fine grain wood, and that keeps it strong and prevents warping. A multi layer lacquer is applied over the wood and then polished to a high gloss. That finish isn't just for looks. It resists scratches and fingerprints better than an open pore wood surface, which helps when the box is handled by staff and customers.

Here's the hardware, which is simple: one metal handle on top and a latch on the front. Since the latch closes firmly, the lid won't pop open if the box is picked up by the handle. The corners and edges are smooth, and the overall construction is meant to be reused, not thrown away after one opening.

How the bottles sit

The insert is high density EVA foam covered in velvet, so each cavity is shaped to hold a standard wine bottle at the base and along the body. Because the velvet has a little give, the bottle presses in snugly instead of rattling. We check the fit three ways before it ships: shake the loaded box for ten seconds and there should be no movement, tilt it to 45 degrees and the bottles should not slide, invert it briefly with no release. Those are the same check we run on all our wine packaging. The insert tolerance is plus or minus 1 mm, and the box body is plus or minus 2 mm, so what you approve on a sample is what you get in production.

Where this box fits

Built for gifting and retail display, this box works on a four bottle set sold as a single unit, on a corporate gift with a company logo on the lid, or on a premium release where the presentation is part of the packaging. Wineries use it for holiday collections and reserve tiers. It's not the right box for shipping wine in bulk, though, and not for a buyer who needs the lowest cost per unit. The lacquer and hardware add cost, and the box is meant to be seen and kept. If the bottle is going to a shelf and the box is discarded, then a rigid cardboard box would be a better choice.

Buyer questions

Can the foam insert be shaped for a specific bottle, like a Burgundy or a heavy Champagne bottle?

Yes, we make the EVA foam cavities from your bottle sample or exact dimensions. Because the shape is cut to hold the bottle at the base and along the body, not just the neck, we run the fit with our shake, tilt, and invert tests before shipping.

Will the high gloss lacquer show fingerprints or scratches easily?

Since the lacquer is polished and has a scratch resistant surface, it handles normal handling better than raw wood. A soft cloth wipes fingerprints right off. For a matte look, we can change the finish, but the default for this box is the high gloss.

Can I order this box without any logo or branding?

Yes, this box can be produced plain, with no engraving, and the gold tone hardware and lacquer finish stay the same. You could brand it later, since the lid can still be engraved, but it's easier to do it in the original production run.