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About this free template

Swiss Grid Minimalist Coffee Label

Use Swiss Grid for a minimalist coffee label that gives origin, processing and tasting notes their own defined spaces. Fine rules organize the information around a large sans-serif coffee name. Its optional Sensory Profile adds 1–5 ratings for roast, acidity, sweetness and body.

This layout suits a single-origin release with several facts to compare. Add sensory ratings only when they reflect your own tasting; the four scores are editable impressions, not laboratory measurements.

Swiss Grid Minimalist Coffee Label layout with sample coffee details

Editing tips for this layout

  • Keep tasting notes concise so each note remains easy to scan.
  • Try a pale background and dark text if your brand uses a lighter palette.

Customize and download

  1. Replace the sample brand, coffee name, origin, roast and tasting notes with your coffee’s actual details.
  2. Choose colors and an available type style, then review the label preview for crowded or missing text.
  3. Download a digital 3:4 PNG. Guests get a watermarked 900 × 1200 image; sign in for a clean 1800 × 2400 image and Workspace saving. No Credits are used.

What does the Sensory Profile score mean?

Each 1–5 value is a user-entered impression for roast, acidity, sweetness or body. It is a compact way to share a tasting perspective, not a standardized or independently verified score.

Can I print the downloaded coffee label?

The export is digital artwork. Confirm physical dimensions, bleed, resolution and file format with your printer before printing. This editor does not provide PDF, a dieline or a print-ready certification.