Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States

Gargalo

Gargalo

Designed by Solo | Country: Spain

“Naming and label design for the new line of spirits of Gargalo, based on the traditional flavors of galician liqueurs: “Orujo”, herbal liqueur, coffee liqueur and cream liqueur. Each variety was given a number that consumers could easily identify and remember, creating a closer link with the company and maintaining the new corporate identity of sobriety and elegance.”

Gargalo

Gargalo

Gargalo

Gargalo

Gargalo

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Country: United States

Gargalo

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Gargalo

Designed by Solo | Country: Spain

“Naming and label design for the new line of spirits of Gargalo, based on the traditional flavors of galician liqueurs: “Orujo”, herbal liqueur, coffee liqueur and cream liqueur. Each variety was given a number that consumers could easily identify and remember, creating a closer link with the company and maintaining the new corporate identity of sobriety and elegance.”

Gargalo

Gargalo

Gargalo

Gargalo

Gargalo

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