90%

Ferzo Pecorino

Daryl Woods
ItalyWhite Wine
0
The expectation of a wine label is typically a rectangular piece of paper. Any divergence from that standard is visually disruptive and forces attention. That’s what drew my attention to Ferzo Pecorino. The label is composed of two overlapping quadrilateral...
89%

La Maldita Garnacha

Daryl Woods
Red WineSpain
0
This wine label is sure to grab your attention. The head of a screaming woman with a bird's nest mess of hair. A raven perched atop holding a bunch of grapes. Product name awkwardly hyphenated. What’s going on here?
88%

I Love NY Red

Daryl Woods
Red WineUSA
0
Brotherhood Winery in New York State claims to be the oldest American winery having been established in 1839. Although the history piqued my curiosity, it was another element of this label that really grabbed my attention
92%

Nerd Nero d’Avola

Daryl Woods
ItalyRed Wine
0
Nerd? Hipster? These are just two in a wild series of wines from Ferro13. Among the others are Hacker, Hashtag and Boss. Clearly, this is novelty marketing. It's trendy, irreverent, and playful. Two things surprised me about these wines. First,
91%

Mariposa Allegra Carmenere

Daryl Woods
ChileRed Wine
0
There are few things on this planet as beautiful as colourful, tropical butterflies. The bountiful collection on the label of Mariposa Allegre Carmenere is true to the translation of its name—joyful butterfly. One could easily imagine them fluttering about amongst the vines in Chile. That would typically be enough to launch a label. The story here though is much deeper and it is told on the back label.
85%

Waterdog Red

Daryl Woods
PortugalRed Wine
0
In creating wine labels there is a lot of experimentation that happens in the design process. There are many different ways to express any concept. Designs are revised many times before heading to the printers. In the case of Waterdog wine, it seems to be a continuous journey.