Packaging

Wine labels, cases, boxes, hang cards and tags, all tell your story and present your product.

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Wine label design is more difficult than you might think! With such a small footprint, every detail makes an impact to the design. A label needs to speak for the wine’s persona as well as reflect the essence of the winemaker. Truly a labor of LO-VE

LO-VE | by Arthur O’Connor

LO-VE

Arthur O'Connor's LO-VE was Inspired by the license plates on fruit trailers in Logroño, Spain, we created a label for his amazing Garnacha (or grenache) GRN.
With an emboss, deboss, metallic paper, transparent pearl coat, and diecut, this label has great presence, depth, and texture.
Front label design.
Back label design.
Case art front.
Case art back..

Rondure Wines | by Arthur O’Connor

Rondure

Arthur O'Connor's exclusive label, Rondure, highlights his artistry as a winemaker. Each vintage will showcase one of his bright and playful works of art, capturing his passion for wine and life.
Label close up.
Front.
Back.

Elevate Wines | by Jeff Restel

Elevate

Elevate is the brand of Jeff Restel, freestyle skier and winemaker. Jeff wanted to include the spirit of the mountain in his label with an "Elevated" design. This black and white reversible label and brand is the outcome of his brain child.
Black Label
Front.
Back.
White label.
Front.
New List Item

Back.

Bruliam Wines | by Kerith Overstreet

Bruliam

Winemaker Kerith Overstreet wanted to evolve her label and brand. As a scientist and a female entrepreneur, Kerith wanted a label with a feminine touch to reflect her story.
The DNA “ruffle” added a feminine scientific touch.
Red label design.
Rosé label design.
White label design.
Back label design.