| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Box Style | 2-bottle champagne case — book-style double-door front with no hinge + magnetic closure (top + bottom magnets) + aluminium nameplate |
| Box Dimensions | 279 × 105 × 365 mm |
| Net Weight | 1,377.6 g per unit (with insert + corkscrew, no bottles) |
| Outer Wrap | 182 gsm silver-coated card paper with gold print + custom herringbone emboss + scratch-resistant matte film lamination |
| Outer Board Core | 1,400 gsm single-sided black greyboard |
| Inner Box Wrap | 120 gsm black card paper |
| Inner Board Core | 1,400 gsm greyboard |
| Closure | 2 × magnets (recessed at top and bottom of door inner edge for balanced closure across the 365 mm box height) |
| Front Nameplate | Die-cast aluminium nameplate with pad-printed customisable artwork |
| Bottle Cushioning | Eco-grade black flocked vacuum-formed tray (not EVA — precision die-cut to bottle profile) |
| Bottle Capacity | 2 × 750 ml champagne or wine bottles (sparkling-format bottle profile, ~330 mm bottle height) |
| Bottles | Not supplied — vacuum-formed tray customised to client bottle profile |
— held closed by two recessed magnets positioned at the top and bottom of the door inner edge for balanced closure across the 365 mm box height (sized for 750 ml champagne bottles with their characteristic punt and cage profile).
Topvisio is a champagne gift box manufacturer based in Dongguan, Guangdong, China, operating a production network of 36,000+ m² across Dongguan and Guangzhou with 14 automated rigid box lines. These champagne gift boxes can be supplied with FSC certification, ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 documentation, and for brands shipping into the EU, material composition and packaging-weight data required under the EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR).
The outer wrap of this champagne gift box uses 182 gsm silver-coated card paper laminated to a 1,400 gsm single-sided black greyboard core. Brand decoration is applied via gold offset printing directly on the silver substrate, combined with a custom herringbone emboss pattern pressed across the entire outer face — the herringbone (chevron) geometry creates a tactile premium signature visible from across a retail floor while photographing cleanly for unboxing content. A scratch-resistant matte film lamination protects the printed and embossed surface from handling marks during ocean freight and retail display.
The front face of this champagne gift box carries a die-cast aluminium nameplate with pad-printed customisable artwork. The aluminium nameplate construction (rather than the cast brass or antique copper medallions used in higher-tier products) gives a contemporary metal accent at a unit cost calibrated for mid-to-high tier positioning. The pad-printed artwork on the nameplate is fully replaceable to client brand specification — house crest, vintage reference, AOC designation, or commemorative artwork.
Inside this champagne gift box, the inner box uses a 1,400 gsm greyboard core wrapped in 120 gsm black card paper. An eco-grade black flocked vacuum-formed tray holds the bottles in precision-cut cavities — vacuum-formed construction (rather than die-cut EVA) is used because the deeper bottle-profile detail of champagne bottles requires a moulded form rather than a cut block. A single waiter's corkscrew is included in the unit price for opening assistance at the gifting moment.
MOQ is 1,000 units. Sample lead time is 5 to 10 business days after artwork confirmation. The bottles are not supplied; the included corkscrew is in the unit price.
Drawer and book-style boxes have a monthly production capacity of up to 800,000 units.
The outer box of this champagne gift box uses 1,400 gsm single-sided black greyboard. The black side faces the inner cavity, providing a coherent dark interior tone when the front doors open — even where the silver card paper wrap meets the board edge, the colour transition reads cleanly. Single-sided black greyboard is the premium spec for champagne and sparkling boxes where the inner edge visibility matters; standard double-grey greyboard would show a visible greyboard edge against the silver outer wrap.
The outer wrap uses 182 gsm silver-coated card paper — a premium substrate that combines metallic silver tone with offset-printable surface. Silver substrate is the standard outer paper for champagne and sparkling wine packaging across European markets (Reims, Épernay, Cava region in Spain, Franciacorta in Italy, and the rest of the global sparkling wine industry) because the silver tone references the visual identity of champagne foil capsules and traditional sparkling wine presentation. The 182 gsm weight gives the paper enough body to hold the herringbone emboss depth without buckling.
The entire outer face of this champagne gift box carries a custom herringbone (chevron) emboss pattern. The herringbone geometry is pressed into the paper after lamination but before the final matte film coating, so the texture survives the lamination pass and the subsequent decoration applications. The herringbone pattern reads as a contemporary premium signature — distinguishable from the more traditional grain finishes (litchi, leather, cloud-marbling) used in our other wine boxes. Custom herringbone tooling is created during the sample stage and is reusable for production reorders.
Brand text and artwork on the front face of this champagne gift box are applied via gold offset printing directly on the silver card paper. Gold-on-silver is the canonical sparkling wine colour palette — Cristal, Krug, Veuve Clicquot, Dom Pérignon, and most premium champagne houses use variations of this combination. Offset gold printing (rather than hot foil) is the appropriate decoration method on the herringbone-embossed surface because foil registration becomes inconsistent across the embossed texture peaks and valleys, while offset printing flows over the embossed surface for a uniform finish.
A scratch-resistant matte film is applied as the final outer surface of this champagne gift box. The matte lamination achieves two objectives: it protects the silver substrate and gold print from handling marks during ocean freight (where retail buyers are sensitive to surface defects on premium-tier packaging), and it provides the matte finish that pairs with the sparkling wine aesthetic — high-gloss finishes read as cheaper than the matte premium signal of champagne house packaging.
The front face of this champagne gift box carries a die-cast aluminium nameplate with pad-printed artwork. Die-cast aluminium (rather than the cast brass or antique copper used in higher-tier products) gives the nameplate a contemporary metallic accent at a unit cost calibrated for the mid-to-high tier positioning. The pad-printing technique places the brand artwork directly onto the aluminium surface — durable, customisable to any artwork, and supporting full-colour brand designs (logos, AOC marks, vintage references).
Two magnets are recessed into the door inner edge at the top and bottom positions. The 365 mm box height makes single-centre-magnet placement unsuitable — top or bottom corners of the door would flex outward during transit and could pop the closure unexpectedly. The double-magnet placement holds the closure force evenly along the full height, with a positive "click" close that signals premium packaging at the gift moment. The double-magnet construction is also engineered for the assembled carry load — two 750 ml champagne bottles weighing approximately 2.4 kg in total.
The bottle cushioning inside this champagne gift box is an eco-grade black flocked vacuum-formed tray — not die-cut EVA. The construction difference matters: champagne bottles have a deeper punt (the indented base) and a more pronounced shoulder than still wine bottles, requiring a moulded cavity that follows the bottle profile in three dimensions. Vacuum-formed plastic tooling delivers this 3D profile fit, while die-cut EVA can only produce two-dimensional flat cavities. The flocking gives the tray a velvet-tactile surface against the bottle bodies, preventing label scuffing during freight.
The standard configuration of this champagne gift box holds 2 × 750 ml champagne bottles (sparkling-format profile). We adjust the vacuum-formed tray for prosecco bottles (slimmer shoulder), cava bottles, Franciacorta bottles, English sparkling wine bottles, magnum 1.5 L formats, or proprietary champagne house bottle moulds. Vacuum-form tooling is re-cut at the sample stage to match your specific bottle dimensions. Send us bottle photographs, a CAD file, or a sample bottle and the tray geometry is engineered around it.
Silver-coated card paper is the showcase reference for this champagne gift box. Alternative outer substrates include gold-coated card paper, rose gold metallic paper, champagne-tone matte coated paper, holographic substrate, or matte black card with metallic accents. The herringbone emboss can be re-cut for chevron variants, diamond pattern, brand monogram tiling, or full custom texture. Custom embossing tools are created during the sample stage.
Gold offset printing on silver substrate is the showcase combination. Alternative printing options include silver-on-black, rose gold on champagne, black on silver, or full CMYK photographic printing. For champagne house brand artwork that requires more colour depth (e.g., reproducing AOC seals, vineyard imagery), CMYK offset printing is available on the matte coated surface.
The die-cast aluminium nameplate of this champagne gift box is fully customisable. Standard shapes include round, oval, square, shield, and crest formats. Surface options include polished aluminium, brushed aluminium, anodised colours (black, champagne, rose gold), and powder-coated finishes. The pad-printed artwork on the nameplate replaces the showcase reference with client logos, AOC marks, vineyard crests, vintage references, commemorative dates, or limited-edition serial numbers.
Black card paper is the standard inner wrap on this champagne gift box. Alternative interior options include dark burgundy card, navy card, champagne-tone card, gold card, or printed-pattern inserts. The vacuum-formed tray flocking is black as standard; alternative colours include dark burgundy, navy, champagne, and gold velvet flocking. Bottle cavity geometry adjusts to your bottle profile regardless of flocking colour selection.
The standard waiter's corkscrew can be substituted for a champagne-specific tool kit (champagne stopper + foil cutter + pour spout), or upgraded to a sommelier-grade corkscrew with custom branding. Champagne-specific tools are recommended for higher-tier brand briefs because the standard waiter's corkscrew is less commonly used with sparkling wines (which use foil + cage rather than cork-and-screw closure).
FSC-certified production is available for this champagne gift box. Topvisio's production network holds FSC chain-of-custody and we manage the full documentation through to your retail partner. For more on certification scope, see the Forest Stewardship Council official website.
Champagne houses in the Reims, Épernay, and Aÿ regions of France use this champagne gift box format for paired vintage and non-vintage gifting at premium retail and direct-to-consumer channels. The silver substrate with gold print colour palette is the canonical champagne packaging visual language; custom herringbone emboss and brand-customised aluminium nameplate add brand-specific differentiation. For industry context on champagne packaging standards and AOC protection, see the Comité Champagne official site.
Premium sparkling wine producers outside the Champagne AOC — Cava (Spain), Franciacorta (Italy), English sparkling wine (Sussex, Kent, Hampshire), German Sekt, South African Méthode Cap Classique, Australian sparkling — use this champagne gift box format for paired-bottle gifting in their retail and tourism channels. The 2-bottle format suits red-and-white sparkling pairings, vintage flights, and producer-versus-vintage comparison gifting.
Luxury hotels and hospitality groups use this champagne gift box for VIP guest welcome packages, suite turndown gifting, and concierge-tier service recognition. The mid-to-high tier positioning suits hospitality budgets that need premium presentation without crossing into luxury-tier unit cost. Custom aluminium nameplate engraving with the hotel logo or guest name is standard.
Wedding gifting at premium-tier scale uses paired champagne or sparkling wine bottles as the standard gift format. This champagne gift box positions the paired-bottle gift at retail-quality premium without the unit cost of leather-cased ultra-luxury options. The customisable nameplate accepts wedding date, couple initials, monogram crest, or commemorative artwork.
Corporate champagne gifting at year-end (Q4 holiday season) is one of the highest-volume use cases for premium paired-bottle gifting. The mid-to-high tier positioning fits corporate budgets for client appreciation, board-level gifting, and supplier partnership recognition. Custom brand decoration on the aluminium nameplate plus optional inside-lid printing (for personalised messages) are standard customisation options.
International sparkling wine competitions — Champagne & Sparkling Wine World Championships (CSWWC), International Wine Challenge, Decanter World Wine Awards sparkling categories — use this champagne gift box format for trophy-tier gifting to winning houses. The customisable nameplate allows event-specific recognition (competition name, year, category, medal class).
A champagne gift box is a rigid packaging case designed to present and protect one or more champagne or sparkling wine bottles in a brand-customised gift format.
Premium champagne gift boxes typically use silver or gold metallic substrate, multi-process brand decoration (offset printing, foil, emboss), customisable metal nameplates, and precision-fit interior cradles (vacuum-formed trays or die-cut EVA) for the bottle profile.
The 2-bottle book-style magnetic format shown here is the standard premium structure for champagne houses, sparkling wine producers, and paired-bottle corporate gifting.
Topvisio is a rigid packaging manufacturer based in Dongguan, Guangdong, China, operating a production network of 36,000+ m² across Dongguan and Guangzhou with 14 automated rigid box lines and 900+ trained staff. These champagne gift boxes can be supplied with FSC chain-of-custody certification, ISO 9001 quality management documentation, and ISO 14001 environmental management documentation, along with compliance documentation such as EU PPWR for brands selling into regulated European markets.
The minimum order quantity is 1,000 units for the standard configuration. Lower-volume runs for champagne house limited releases, vintage cellar releases, or proof-of-concept builds can be discussed separately — contact us with the brief and we will work out a project-specific number. See also the volume-tier pricing option in TAB 7.
Sample lead time for this champagne gift box is 5 to 10 business days after artwork and structural confirmation. The longer end of the range applies when the herringbone emboss tooling, the vacuum-formed tray cavity, or the aluminium nameplate artwork require new tooling. Sampling fee is credited back against your production order. The physical sample is produced in the exact same material, finish, emboss pattern, and nameplate finish you will see in production.
Yes. FSC-certified production is available for this champagne gift box. Topvisio holds FSC chain-of-custody across our production network and issues full documentation. For background, see the Forest Stewardship Council official website.
No. Topvisio produces the champagne gift box and the single included corkscrew only — the champagne or sparkling wine bottles are not supplied. The vacuum-formed tray cavity is customised to your specific bottle dimensions. Send us bottle photographs with measurements or a sample bottle, and the tray is engineered around it. Common bottle formats this box accommodates: standard champagne 750 ml (with cage and capsule), prosecco 750 ml, cava 750 ml, Franciacorta 750 ml, and English sparkling 750 ml profiles.
Champagne and sparkling wine bottles have a deeper punt (indented base) and a more pronounced shoulder profile than standard still wine bottles. Vacuum-formed plastic tray construction follows this 3D bottle profile precisely, while die-cut EVA can only produce flat 2D cavities that don't grip the champagne bottle shoulder. The flocked vacuum-formed tray gives the bottles a precision cradle fit during transit and presents the bottles cleanly at the gifting moment.
The herringbone (chevron) emboss is a custom decorative pattern pressed into the entire outer face of this champagne gift box. The herringbone geometry creates a tactile premium signature visible across a retail floor and photographs cleanly for social media unboxing content. Custom herringbone tooling is created during the sample stage and is reusable for production reorders. Alternative emboss patterns (diamond, brand monogram tiling, full custom artwork) are available — see TAB 4.
Standard production for this champagne gift box runs 30-45 business days after sample approval, depending on order volume and finish complexity. The herringbone emboss adds 2 to 4 days compared to flat-printed boxes due to the additional decoration pass and emboss registration. Production is handled across Topvisio's Dongguan and Guangzhou network — 36,000+ m² total floor area, 14 automated rigid box production lines, 900+ trained staff.
Yes. Topvisio supplies corrugated master cartons matched to the champagne gift box dimensions for export shipping. The master carton is quoted as a separate line item and is strongly recommended for any export ocean freight given the 365 mm box height and the assembled weight per master carton when loaded with multiple units.
Three QC checkpoints per order on every champagne gift box production run: incoming material inspection (silver card paper, greyboard, magnets, aluminium nameplates, vacuum-formed trays, corkscrews), in-production sampling (magnetic closure force, herringbone emboss registration, gold print fidelity, nameplate adhesion, vacuum-formed tray fit-test with sample bottle), and pre-shipment full inspection (visual finish, weight per unit, magnet alignment, lamination integrity, accessory inclusion). Independent third-party inspection (SGS, Bureau Veritas, Intertek) is available on request.
Reduces material cost. Trade-off: outer box rigidity drops noticeably given the 365 mm box height; the front doors may flex slightly under the magnetic closure force over time, and stacking risk during ocean freight increases. Recommended for short-cycle gifting where long-term keepsake retention is not a positioning element.
Replaces the moulded vacuum-formed bottle cradle with a die-cut cardboard insert that creates two compartments. Trade-off: the precision 3D bottle profile fit is lost; bottles sit in flat partitions rather than moulded cradles. The flocked tactile finish is also lost. Acceptable for short-distance shipping but not recommended for ocean freight to distant export markets where transit vibration is higher.
Eliminates the corkscrew accessory cost. Trade-off: the box ships without an included opening tool. Acceptable for champagne packaging because champagne is cage-opened by hand rather than corkscrew-extracted; the corkscrew is often considered optional on a champagne gift box. Recommended where the recipient is expected to have their own corkscrew or where the brief excludes accessory bundling.
Replaces the custom-tooled herringbone with a stock emboss pattern from Topvisio's existing library (diamond, basket-weave, fine-line, etc.). Trade-off: the brand-specific differentiation is reduced; the box looks more like generic premium packaging rather than a brand-owned signature finish. Recommended for first-order runs where tooling investment justification is not yet established.
Reduces specialty paper sourcing cost by switching from silver-coated substrate to standard 157 gsm coated paper printed in silver ink. Trade-off: the metallic silver tone reads as printed rather than substrate-true; the herringbone emboss depth weakens on the lighter paper weight. The contrast against gold print also flattens. Recommended only when budget target cannot support the genuine silver substrate.
Switches the final outer surface from matte to gloss film. Trade-off: the matte finish that pairs with champagne house premium aesthetic is lost; gloss film reads as more commercial/lower-tier than the matte signal of premium sparkling wine packaging. The scratch-resistance level is similar between matte and gloss films, so no functional protection is lost.
Orders of 3,000 or more units of this champagne gift box qualify for tiered volume pricing — a non-structural cost reduction route that does not require any material or finish downgrades. This is the recommended cost optimization path for buyers with sufficient order volume. Exact discount tier is quoted on a project basis based on order size, delivery timing flexibility, and specification stability. Single orders of 5,000+ and 10,000+ units qualify for additional pricing brackets.
Three reductions are not offered on this champagne gift box because they break the product's positioning floor or compromise structural integrity:
If your landed-cost target requires reductions beyond options A–H, contact us. We can recommend an alternative product format (such as a single-bottle wine box or a value-tier rigid gift box) rather than compromise the quality of this build.
Typical combinations include F + H for a moderate cost reduction (approximately 6–9% unit-cost saving) and A + B + F + G for a more aggressive reduction (approximately 18–25% unit-cost saving). Each combination is quoted with its projected unit-cost impact before tooling is approved. The 3,000+ unit volume tier can also be combined with any structural option for additional savings.
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