Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Ned Wright | Country: United States
“Introducing a new grape and region to an overcrowded marketplace requires a different approach to bottle design. Small and simple design decisions created something that was unexpected, playful and light-hearted. This approach establishes an instant dialogue with the viewer, makes it stand apart on the shelf, and accurately describes the taste and lightness of the wine itself.”
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Discover Red Queen Artisan Gin, a juniper-forward spirit with citrus notes & a hint of rose, handcrafted in Brisbane City. The gin’s label design reflects its masterful and delicate composition.
Explore the refreshing world of hard seltzers with Thorntail’s Hard Agave, a unique blend of seltzer and tequila. Its eye-catching branding and innovative flavors make it a standout choice for a relaxing picnic or gathering.
“Bloody Drinks” captures attention with its bold design and bespoke typography by Glaswegian agency, Freytag Anderson. The dynamic brand identity exudes provocative charm, perfect for their range of ready-to-drink alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.
The London Essence Co. and BrandOpus collaborate to refresh the brand’s premium mixers and adult soft drinks, embracing the concept of ‘Tastemaker’ with intricate botanical illustrations and a redesigned monogram. Rollout will begin in February 2024.
Discover TLALOCAN, a limited edition artisanal mezcal celebrating Mexico’s mythological culture. Reflecting the legacy of Tlaloc, the rain and thunder god, its unique design reveals a hidden divinity, linking Aztec mythology to modernity through a sip of heritage.
Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Ned Wright | Country: United States
“Introducing a new grape and region to an overcrowded marketplace requires a different approach to bottle design. Small and simple design decisions created something that was unexpected, playful and light-hearted. This approach establishes an instant dialogue with the viewer, makes it stand apart on the shelf, and accurately describes the taste and lightness of the wine itself.”
