Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by STRANGER & STRANGER | Country: United Kingdom
Thanks to STRANGER & STRANGER who were very kind and sent us this beautiful Christmas gift. Their yearly bottle of Christmas champagne is limited to 250 bottles with each one numbered. Be sure to check out the embossing detail in the super-sized image after the jump.
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“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.
Miller Brewing Company introduces Miller Extra Light, a rebranded version of Miller64, targeting the growing low-alcohol beer market with a focus on balance and moderation. Anne Pando, Director of Activation for Miller brands, highlights the shift, stating, “This isn’t just a packaging refresh – it’s a new opportunity for us,” emphasizing the strategic repositioning away from calories to low ABV content.
Explore Popcorn, a unique corn-based French moonshine crafted in the southwest of France. Indulge in this backyard delight, a gourmet treat you can peck at leisure.
Revolt, the trailblazing brand under Truangle, unites modernity with tradition in India’s FMCG landscape. Its beverage labels sport Devanagari script, dismantling linguistic barriers and fostering a sense of pride and connection among consumers.
Boundless Brand Design reveals the new ‘Ocean Edition’ bottle for Plymouth Gin in partnership with the Ocean Conservation Trust. The design incorporates sustainability with eye-catching seagrass illustrations on a recyclable blue-tinted bottle.
Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by STRANGER & STRANGER | Country: United Kingdom
Thanks to STRANGER & STRANGER who were very kind and sent us this beautiful Christmas gift. Their yearly bottle of Christmas champagne is limited to 250 bottles with each one numbered. Be sure to check out the embossing detail in the super-sized image after the jump.
