100 Ultra Wine Bottle Tags (Paper)

These are the only tags I use for my restaurant's wine cellar. Easy to read, easy to write on and fit any bottle neck. A little expensive, maybe, but they always work, so who cares.

I use these to show what's on the shelves. They allow dates, mature dates, what it is, and how I like it. There is nothing that isn't great about them.

These are better than the reusable labels I was using because they fit on any size neck, they are easier to write upon, and the writing doesn't rub off prematurely. They are inexpensive enough to have plenty on hand for the cellar, and to recycle them along with the bottle.

We have reordered this product several times. There used to be a "quantity discount", but no longer. Also, the shipping costs are high.

Impossible to understand, but I have enough wine in the cellar that I need to label it. I found using these I know where what I am serching for is. No, I'm not a snob, but I do take advantage of great buys when they come around, and I know what I like, what I want to try, and what I was to save. These are the labels that keep me organized, and therefore sane.

Easy way to tag bottles in storage so that finding that particular wine later doesn't involve physically handling your entire collection.

Sturdy thick tags that work great for my home cellar.

While you ask not to include pricing, it would not be possible for me to discuss this product without addressing it. While the paper tags I purchased might be great for labeling & identifying bottles in a cabinet or cellar, the fact that it came to [$] for a stack of simple paper tags is ludicrous. The items themselves are overpriced and the cost of shipping is overpriced. These could have been Delivered by the post office in a manila envelope for $2.

These tags are okay but really can't be reused unless you use a pencil and eraser.

The tags work just fine and fit most bottles. [...] Avoid, you can save a few bucks getting similar tags through an online retailer im not supposed to name.

Simple, practical.

This wine tag is a good large size so the wine description can be seen from a distance (I have 10 ft ceilings in my cellar and let's just say my eyesight isn't what it used to be). It is also designed such that the tag adapts to different bottle sizes and stays put. Best wine tag I've found...

Used to have problems with tags slipping off some bottles. These expand to fit larger necked bottles, yet the perferations enable the tag to fit snuggly on slim bottles without falling off.

My wine cellar looks great and is organized.

The product's label on its own package lists it as "The ULTIMATE Wine Bottle Tag", while the website calls the same tags "The ULTRA Wine Bottle Tag". [...] I would recommend keeping the name of the product consistent.