QR Codes on Bottles That Tell the Story Behind Them

A bottle label is small and curved. A QR code links it to recipes, origins and recycling in one scan.

QR Codes on Bottles

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Complete the content

Include country code for international numbers
Use decimal degrees (e.g., 40.7128, -74.0060 for New York)

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Bottles are gripped, turned and often wet, with curved labels that leave little room, so a QR code is a neat way to link to tasting notes, sourcing or recycling without crowding the label. The code should sit on the flattest part of the curve with strong contrast, and a waterproof or under-laminate print keeps it scannable through condensation.

On bottles, keep the code static, high contrast and linked to a stable destination. It will keep scanning without expiry and without scan tracking from us.

Why it works

Tell the product story

Link to origin, tasting notes or how it is made beyond the small curved label.

Handles curve and damp

Placed on the flattest area with a durable print, the code scans even with condensation.

Recipes and pairings

Send buyers to cocktail ideas, recipes or serving tips that earn more use.

Recycling made clear

Point to disposal and refill guidance to support sustainability claims.

How to create yours

  1. 1

    Pick the linked content

    Choose sourcing, recipes, recycling or a reorder page to link to.

  2. 2

    Generate the code

    Create the QR code free and export it crisp for label printing.

  3. 3

    Place on the flat curve

    Use the least curved part of the label and keep clear quiet space around it.

  4. 4

    Test wet and dry

    Scan the finished bottle, including chilled with condensation, before production.

Ideas & examples

Wine or spirits bottle

Link to tasting notes, the vineyard story and cocktail recipes.

Water or juice bottle

Show sourcing, nutrition and recycling details on scan.

Sauce or oil bottle

Point to recipes and serving ideas that put the product to use.

Common questions

Should the code go on the bottle or the label?

On a flat section of the label. Printing directly on curved glass distorts the pattern beyond rescue.

What about bottles stored ice-cold?

Condensation droplets scatter the camera light. A matte laminate sheds water and keeps scans fast.

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