Small wood frames can create a rustic look when they surround a wine label. You can make these frames or buy them, although your label might need a trim in order to fit properly behind the pre-sized glass. To make them you use wood slats and paint them. Tack the labels to a cut piece of glass or clean plastic at the upper corners. Then glue the wood over the glass covering where the tack holds the label.
One sweet and easy way to frame wine labels can come right off your shelf. Clear CD jewel cases make great frames and coasters, although the look is more do-it-yourself craft than elegant. For students or young people going for an eclectic look on a budget, framing wine labels with CD cases proves cheap and sturdy. You can later pull out the label if you decide to upgrade.
Frame shops offer metal frames that often cost less than wood ones. You have several options for size and can choose a frame according to the color-palette range of the labels. Metal frames often come with multiple glass slots, so you can frame three or four labels in one frame. You may want to commemorate a region where you tasted and frame by region or type of grape.