The Cellar Sign Studio collection
Custom Winery & Brewery Awards
Cellar Sign Studio makes signs, plaques and awards to order for wineries, breweries and distilleries. Some identify the venue and its rooms, some present a bottle, a cask or a tasting menu, and some record an award or a dedication. Two designs share the name Tasting Room Sign: one in walnut with copper-tone metal, one offered in wood, metal or acrylic.
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Choose permanent signs for venue identity and updateable formats for changing pours, vintages or prices. Bottle displays and competition awards should identify the exact producer, entry and occasion.
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9 of 9 designs
Select up to three designs to compare their purpose, materials, sizes and personalization. Prices are quoted for your chosen specification.
Original design concept · plaque
Tasting Room Sign in Walnut & Copper-Tone Metal
Give a tasting room a sign that connects the place, pour and occasion. This sign pairs a vineyard-inspired motif with a clear name and optional dedication.
Walnut and copper-tone metal
Design starting point: 18 × 12 in
$179–$399 USD / plaquePlanning estimate · final price by quote
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Original design concept · sign
Tasting Room Sign
Make the tasting room recognizable with a sign built around the venue's name. Original artwork and a restrained secondary line can connect the entrance to the brand.
Wood, metal, or acrylic
Design starting point: 12"–24" wide
$49–$149 USD / signPlanning estimate · final price by quote
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Original design concept · plaque
Bottle Display & Award Plaque
Give a bottle and its story a coordinated display plaque. The inscription can identify the wine, vintage, occasion or an actual award associated with it.
Wood or acrylic
Design starting point: 10" x 8"
$69–$159 USD / plaquePlanning estimate · final price by quote
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Original design concept · trophy
Wine & Beer Competition Trophy
Recognize a competition result with the producer, entry and category clearly recorded. The trophy can serve wine, beer or another named tasting event.
Metal and acrylic
Design starting point: 12"–16" H
$89–$229 USD / trophyPlanning estimate · final price by quote
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Original design concept · plaque
Barrel & Cask Dedication Plaque
Add a dedication to a barrel or cask display with a plate shaped for the available area. The inscription can mark a gift, anniversary or named cellar feature.
Wood or metal
Design starting point: 6" x 4" to 8" x 5"
$69–$159 USD / plaquePlanning estimate · final price by quote
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Original design concept · nameplate
Tasting Room Staff Nameplate
Help guests put a name to their host with coordinated tasting-room identification. A badge or counter nameplate can carry a preferred name and concise role.
Acrylic or wood
Design starting point: 6" x 2"
$39–$89 USD / nameplatePlanning estimate · final price by quote
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Original design concept · poster
Full-Color Tasting Menu Board
Give guests a tasting menu organized around the experience you offer. The full-color board can separate flights, individual pours and accompanying items.
Full-color print
Design starting point: Various
$39–$99 USD / printPlanning estimate · final price by quote
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Original design concept · award
Crystal-Style Tasting Award
Give a tasting recognition a clear presentation keepsake. The award can identify a winning entry, producer or contributor with the event and year.
Optical crystal-style acrylic
Design starting point: 8" H
$79–$179 USD / awardPlanning estimate · final price by quote
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Original design concept · plaque
Vineyard & Facility Dedication Plaque
Record a vineyard or facility dedication with the names, place and occasion behind it. The plaque can identify a new space or honor a contribution to its creation.
Wood or a project-specified metal
Design starting point: 12"–20" wide
$69–$159 USD / plaquePlanning estimate · final price by quote
Explore & personalizeWhich buying guide should you read next?
All buying guidesCellar Sign Studio tasting-room sign schedules should begin with the next action a guest needs to take, then assign a physical display to the approved location. For worldwide projects, separate arrival, tasting and checkout information from decorative venue identity. Count the resulting pieces after the guest path and current content are reviewed.
A supplier-side guide for wineries running barrel programs: what to engrave, how to collect member names cleanly with a downloadable intake template, how to batch orders per release and how to plan for barrels that go home at the end of a term. Cellar Sign Studio engraves the approved member list.
Cellar Sign Studio bilingual tasting-room signs should help the same guest action in both languages while preserving approved wine names and vintage references. For worldwide orders, assign language reviewers before artwork is released. A translated heading, a product name and a price are different fields and should not be revised as one block.
Cellar Sign Studio bottle-display orders should count complete display assemblies separately from the bottle positions they contain. For worldwide projects, provide the actual bottle dimensions and intended use for review. A display with four positions is still one ordered assembly when that is the construction described in the written proposal.
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Combine design references with a quantity and personalization schedule. Identify the pieces that share a layout and the details that change between recipients or locations.