Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Mash | Country: Australia
“To keep consistency with previous packaging we used a lot of handwritten/drawn elements to keep continuity to their signature style! Mash illustrated a velvet glove in a very refined elegant style used in the 1920’s. The name lent itself beautifully to a velvet label which screams luxury to the touch and then applied to a new amazing shaped bottle finished off with a wax dipped cork. Drinks well with anything.”
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Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Mash | Country: Australia
“To keep consistency with previous packaging we used a lot of handwritten/drawn elements to keep continuity to their signature style! Mash illustrated a velvet glove in a very refined elegant style used in the 1920’s. The name lent itself beautifully to a velvet label which screams luxury to the touch and then applied to a new amazing shaped bottle finished off with a wax dipped cork. Drinks well with anything.”
