It is arguably the most brilliant bottle design in wine packaging. Others may be more ornate and possibly prettier, but the rose cut into the glass at the bottom of the Gérard Bertrand Côte des Roses Rosé is genius. Even...
Odd duck? Silly goose? An image consistent with the aspirations of Bodega Kaiken in creating the Indómito line. A Kaiken is indeed a goose. A Patagonian goose to be exact. The bird soars over the Andes between Argentina and Chile....
Trends in graphic design are interesting to spot. They are often a throwback to design styles of a previous era. Art Deco, a term used to describe the decorative arts of the early 20th century, saw a resurgence in the...
The Pradio Rok label is a study in contrast. For a minimalist label, there is much to behold. The label spans a mere 35mm. Perhaps that’s why they set the product name vertically. Even though it’s only three letters. The...
You have to wonder. How does a Washington State winery decide to brand one of its wines Kung Fu Girl? It’s an answer not easily found but after a lot of digging, I discovered this. Apparently, eccentric winemaker Charles Smith...
The holiday season often sees the release of special packaging from wine brands. This winter edition for Freixenet cava is a great example. In its regular version, the package is almost entirely black with gold accents. A popular colour combination...
This is the first full year of Wine Label Reviews from which to pick the Best Wine Labels of the year. Designers continued to surprise and inspire with their diverse approach to creating compelling wine packaging. Some of the best...
It sparkles. It shines. It is Brilla! Prosecco. Every element of this package effusively expresses the experience of sparkling wine. The frosty blue label literally sparkles. So brilliantly you’d be excused for missing the tiny diamond above the product name....
