Wine Glass & Cup Mockup Templates

Wine products span two distinct categories that often get presented together: drinkware (glasses and cups) and carriers (bags and totes). A winery building branded merchandise, a gift retailer assembling curated packages, or a hospitality company outfitting tasting events - they all need both. And both are high-visibility branding surfaces: a custom wine glass sits on every table, and a branded wine bag is carried out the door.

The drinkware side covers stemmed wine glasses, stemless tumblers, and colored glass options. These glass mockups have to handle transparency and refraction - light passes through the glass body and interacts with the liquid fill color, which you can adjust independently. Set the wine from deep red through rose to white, or remove the fill entirely for glassware-only presentations. Engraving and print areas map to the curved glass surface with proper distortion, which matters for etched logos and fine text.

The carrier side includes single-bottle wine bags, two-bottle carriers, and drawstring wine gift bags in materials ranging from kraft paper and cotton canvas to jute and non-woven polypropylene. For fabric bags, the texture overlay simulates the material weave - canvas shows a visible crosshatch, jute has that characteristic rough fiber pattern. The front panel print area is where your branding lives.

Where wine mockups become particularly useful is in presenting the full branded lineup - glass, bag, and accessories with consistent branding - in one cohesive image. For winery branding presentations, corporate gift catalogs, or wine club marketing materials, that coordinated look signals professionalism that individual product shots can't achieve.

Can I change the wine color inside the glasses?

The liquid fill is an independently adjustable layer. Set it to deep red, rose, white, or any custom color - the glass transparency and refraction respond realistically. You can also remove the fill entirely for empty glassware presentations.

How does engraving work on glass mockups?

The smart object maps your design onto the curved glass surface with proper perspective distortion. The effect layer simulates either surface etching (frosted appearance) or printed application, depending on the template. Engraved logos and fine text follow the glass curvature naturally.

What bag materials are available?

Kraft paper, cotton canvas, jute, and non-woven polypropylene. Fabric bags include texture overlays that simulate the material weave - canvas shows crosshatch, jute shows rough fiber pattern. Single-bottle, two-bottle, and drawstring gift bag formats are included.

Can I present glasses and bags together as a branded set?

That's one of the main use cases. Showing a custom wine glass alongside a branded wine bag with consistent branding creates the coordinated presentation that wineries, gift retailers, and hospitality companies need for catalogs and client pitches.