Digital wine labels should be clear, factual, and optimized for mobile scanning.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.vinum-elabel.com/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Information hierarchy
Lead with the information consumers and inspectors need first:- Wine identity.
- Producer or bottler details.
- Alcohol content and volume.
- Allergens.
- Ingredients.
- Nutrition values.
- Origin and appellation details.
- Optional factual production or storage details.
Writing guidelines
Use:- Clear and concise language.
- Consistent terminology.
- Plain factual descriptions.
- Market-appropriate translations.
- Units that match the physical label and regulatory context.
- Misleading descriptors.
- Promotional claims on the mandatory e-label page.
- Crowded content.
- Missing allergen information.
- Unverified awards or certifications.
Mobile requirements
The scanned page should:- Load quickly on mobile networks.
- Use readable text without zooming.
- Keep mandatory details near the top.
- Be accessible without account login.
- Work on current iOS and Android devices.
- Avoid layout shifts that hide nutrition or ingredient content.
Separate marketing content
Use a separate marketing route for:- Winery history.
- Awards and accolades.
- Food pairing recipes.
- Virtual tasting videos.
- Loyalty programs.
- Social media prompts.
- Direct sales campaigns.
If you need both compliance content and marketing content, use separate links or clearly separated routes so the mandatory e-label page stays neutral.