Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Public Creative | Country: Australia
“Founded in 1846 by Benedictine Monk Bishop Rosendo Salvado, New Norcia is Western Australia’s only monastic town. The monks have been making wine at the abbey since it’s inception and the brand was recently resurrected to imbue the traditionally crafted wine making.”
Fonts used: Bickham Script, Chevalier.
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Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Public Creative | Country: Australia
“Founded in 1846 by Benedictine Monk Bishop Rosendo Salvado, New Norcia is Western Australia’s only monastic town. The monks have been making wine at the abbey since it’s inception and the brand was recently resurrected to imbue the traditionally crafted wine making.”
Fonts used: Bickham Script, Chevalier.
