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I've been buying wine bottle tags from a well-known wine "accessories" dealer for years. These tags are just as good and cost significantly less. Now I will buy these tags.

If you sort wine bottles like my wife and I, these collars are a hit! It's easy to label and can be used in any 750ml bottle we buy, even those that are 'waxed'.

You are perfect. I use them to mark wine columns in my basement. I did a custom print and it prints great on the labels. The handle works great too. They're called paper, but they're rigid - almost like very thin cardboard.

I was afraid it would be flimsy paper but they are just as good quality and less expensive than the Wine Enthusiast labels we bought - and because they don't have the words 'Wine Enthusiast " on the top so that there is more space for a detailed description of the wine!

I've used plastic wine labels that work, but despite claims I didn't find them recyclable and didn't want to throw out as much plastic. These cardboard tags look and work well, pen marks don't smear, and you can use either side (some plastic tags have "useful" markings for red or white wine).

Just bought a second pack of these units. Using tags eliminates the need to pull out bottles to see what they are. Fit the neck of every bottle I have with no problem and they don't fall off. Strong enough to be reused, especially when writing with a pencil. However, I use a pen and don't mind just recycling the paper.

I sometimes had problems with other bottle tags because of different bottle neck sizes. Thanks to the perforation, it can be safely used in normal-sized bottlenecks and extended for use on wider necks. The surface doesn't smudge when I use a sharpee marker so they're great for my basement. The body of the tag seems a little big, but it probably won't look that way once all the smaller ones I have are gone.