White Paper Wine Bottle Tags - 200 Count Plain Paper Wine Cellar Labels by Home Affinity

I just bought my second package of these. Using tags saves having to pull out bottles to see what they are. No problem fitting over the necks of every bottle style I've got and they don't fall off. Sturdy enough you could re-use them, especially if you write in pencil. However I use pen and don't mind just recycling the paper.

Nice to have these — easy paper. Use once and toss when you drink the wine.

I have 150+ bottles of wine in my storage area and they all lay horizontally on a metal wine rack. The problem is that looking at them end on (the top of the wine bottle), I can't tell what's in what. These tags were a great solution to this problem and allow me now to look at the rack and figure out what is where.A cheap solution and works great.

These card-like wine bottle label-identifiers are good for wine bottles stored on their side. the holes are perforated to fit large format bottles. Good product at reasonable price.

I’ve used wine tags for tons of events and these are by far the best. When you put them on the bottle they are thick enough to stay standing straight out making it very easy to read if they are sitting on a table/floor by just looking down vs. bending over

I needed wine tags for a wine cellar and these are inexpensive and work well. I only wish they were about a 1/4" wider because the Avery labels that I use slightly wrap around the edge. Somewhat difficult to use on very large corks (Turley, champagne, etc.) but with care they can be used (and probably re-used).

These tags are great! Being paper-based, the writing on them does not smudge. We also like the fact that they do not include any insignias, graphics, or words on them -- such as "red" or "white", as those classifications fail to properly identify a lot of wines.

With the varying sizes of bottlenecks, I sometimes had problems with other bottle tags. With the perforations, this can be used on normal-sized bottlenecks securely and expand to be used on broader necks. The surface doesn't smudge when using a Sharpee, so they're great in my cellar. The body of the tag seems a little large, but probably won't seem that way once all of the smaller ones I have are gone....