Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Senyor Estudi | Country: Spain
“ES Poma (“apple is” in catalan) is a mistela elaborated with Grenache from the Emporda and apple juice from Girona. Pep Nogué and La Vinyeta, apple and Grenache, Girona and Empordà. Like two pieces of a puzzle, this is a mistela of fusions. Wood types printed in green and orange are overprinted.”
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Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Senyor Estudi | Country: Spain
“ES Poma (“apple is” in catalan) is a mistela elaborated with Grenache from the Emporda and apple juice from Girona. Pep Nogué and La Vinyeta, apple and Grenache, Girona and Empordà. Like two pieces of a puzzle, this is a mistela of fusions. Wood types printed in green and orange are overprinted.”
