Paperboy Wine Packaging is the Ultimate Eco-Friendly Vino Vessel
Amelia Roblin — November 12, 2013 — Eco
References: strangerandstranger & thedieline
Of course, you can put regular wine bottles into the recycling and feel a little good about it, but you really won't find any container more eco-friendly than Paperboy Wine packaging. Swapping glass out for a recycled paper material, this green scheme demonstrates great benefits from production to disposal.
Of the energy required to manufacture your typical wine bottle, this vessel uses just 15%. It's made of really stiff compressed paper, it's lined with a recyclable sleeve and it's labeled using natural inks. With the weight of only an ounce, the bottles can be transported full and empty with much greater ease and efficiency at a low cost. If you aren't sufficiently impressed by Stranger & Stranger's Paperboy Wine packaging, note that it's also able to sit safely within an ice bucket for up to three hours without disintegrating.
Of the energy required to manufacture your typical wine bottle, this vessel uses just 15%. It's made of really stiff compressed paper, it's lined with a recyclable sleeve and it's labeled using natural inks. With the weight of only an ounce, the bottles can be transported full and empty with much greater ease and efficiency at a low cost. If you aren't sufficiently impressed by Stranger & Stranger's Paperboy Wine packaging, note that it's also able to sit safely within an ice bucket for up to three hours without disintegrating.
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