Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Onice Design | Country: Italy
“Bigagnoli Wines is a new wine producer in the Garda Lake area of Northern Italy. The other producers in the area often use classic labels on their bottles. Bigagnoli breaks out this habit and challenges the market norm by creating special edition wines dressed to look like perfume. A geometrical black and white pattern, different on each product enhances the luxury of the wine and embraces the bottle in a precious texture.”
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Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Onice Design | Country: Italy
“Bigagnoli Wines is a new wine producer in the Garda Lake area of Northern Italy. The other producers in the area often use classic labels on their bottles. Bigagnoli breaks out this habit and challenges the market norm by creating special edition wines dressed to look like perfume. A geometrical black and white pattern, different on each product enhances the luxury of the wine and embraces the bottle in a precious texture.”
