Personally, I don't understand much about wines, I just know if I like a wine or I don't like it and also that white wine is for fish or seafood and red wine is for meat. And so far my knowledge of wines.
So when I go to the supermarket and look for a new wine, I end up looking at the label and possibly that is one of the reasons (along with the price, of course) that makes me buy one wine or another.
That's why today I want to talk to you about 5 wine labels curious that I have seen in the supermarket or in design blogs.
- pink glasses: Luksemburk is a creative design studio from Poland headed by Luks Piekut as designer in charge of the design of these original wine bottles. As you can see, the bottle has glasses printed on the outside through which you can see the world in pink. There are different glasses designs for your bottles.
- Lazarus Wine received the Laus 2008 award in the Packaging category. In order to transmit their message to the whole world, the designers of the Baud studio decided to use forms of the Braille system to convey their high-end and particular winemaking.
- Hold and hollo It is a wine whose label, designed by Örsi Juhász, is fabulous. It is an elastic silicone fluorescent cover whose finish makes it easier to hold. The letters are made in 3D and we can find them in two colors, pink and green.
- Pedrín oysters: The Pixelarte studio has been in charge of the design of this fun label with illustrations that are reminiscent of comics and are inspired by comic characters from the fifties.
- IN range: Nacho Escribano from Dialoga Estudio is in charge of the design of these fun and fabulous labels. It fascinates me how we see the union between the traditional and the modern. I love!
What do you think? Have you seen them?
Sure the wine is great but for now we are left with its labels.