Southpaw is a completely bio-organic vineyard, needing neither chemical pesticides nor man-made fertilizers. The owner’s approach to winemaking is non-interventional, the wine is a true reflection of site, terroir and vintage conditions. Nothing is added to the vineyard, or blended [...]
There are quite a few wine apps out there for choosing a bottle but the Liberty School WINE DJ app is a unique program combining music and wine. The application builds a playlist of “Music to Match Your Spirits” based on [...]
The leading Italian Brand Advisory and Strategic Design consultancy RobilantAssociati has created new visual identity and packaging for a premium vintage cuvée Ferrari Riserva Lunelli, the first wine label of Ferrari family.
Riserva Lunelli has been fermented [...]
The Brandever creative agency has developed a great design for Naramalta Bench’s Therapy Vineyards. To make the bottles really unforgettable and luring, the designers put these famous Rorschach inkblots which are used in psychiatry when the patient’s problem is being determined.
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For the wine lover who has everything, popular California winery Kendall-Jackson has a new service that is a step above their usual offerings.
For $30,000 Kendall-Jackson winemaster Randy Ullom will spend three days with a wine lover, doing extensive wine tastings with [...]
We’ve seen several innovations at the intersection of wine and technology, including Aromicon’s “virtual taste search engine,” which we featured just last week. Dutch startup 94wines is now bringing a new technological twist to the table, so to speak, by offering a line [...]
Don’t expect the worldwide wine market to dry up any time soon. In spite of economic conditions, consumption is not expected to take a sharp drop, although consumers may be switching to brands that cost less. World wine production should fall about 5 percent in 2009, [...]
“Established in 1925, Guglielmo Winery in Morgan Hill was in need of a brand overhaul. They approached Autograph Creative to [...]
A new range of wines designed by Inhouse Design for the New Zealand market.
These labels showcase the beautiful illustrations of Hello Von, a London based illustrator.
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New work by Sfaustina for Francis Ford Coppola’s Director’s Wine.
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Designed by The Creative Method for a small boutique label from the Southern Highlands in NSW where they specialize in handcrafted single vineyard wines.
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A clever line of phonetically spelled wines designed by Caroline Gilroy:
“I have designed a new range of Australian wines. The concept behind Vee-Noh! is pronunciation. I have worked in the hospitality industry for a few [...]
Lateral Branding won the 2009 LAUS Silver Packaging Award with this fantastic wine packaging.
The current aesthetic explosion in wine image design has created somewhat unclear perceptions of the real quality of the product behind each [...]
Matt Davey, a Great Britain based designer, designed this range of wines intended to be paired with specific foods.
Packaging for “The Battered Fish” an English wine specifically made for Fish and Chips.
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“Madiran in South-West France is a simple countryside area as opposed to surrounding wine departments, often characterized by chateau´s and castles. The [...]
“Goats Trail is a bright and contemporary new Californian wine named after goats that roam the farm. Apparently the wine goes well with the meat.”
Designed by STRANGER & STRANGER | Country: United Kingdom
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“The labels are designed to convey an individual idea of each wine, but at the same time they can be seen to form part of a broader range of products. Clab Comunicazione has overseen and perfected the entire corporate image of the new Surrau winery, making [...]
A new range of 7 wines by south-eastern Australia based winery Friday Monkey .
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The Felt Wine Rack is a perfect example of the return simple materials as designers and consumers alike warm to the aesthetic, environmental and economic benefits of products made from natural elements.
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