Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by STRANGER & STRANGER | Country: United Kingdom | Fonts used: FF Confidential
“A super-premium, pitch dark, high alcohol wine. The bizarre brand name derives from a childhood memory of the winemaker. His father had some ancient bottles of wine stored in a cellar inhabited by bats which used to scare him as a boy. The bottles had wax seals on them. It was these elements that came together in his mind to give the term Waxed Bats.”
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Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by STRANGER & STRANGER | Country: United Kingdom | Fonts used: FF Confidential
“A super-premium, pitch dark, high alcohol wine. The bizarre brand name derives from a childhood memory of the winemaker. His father had some ancient bottles of wine stored in a cellar inhabited by bats which used to scare him as a boy. The bottles had wax seals on them. It was these elements that came together in his mind to give the term Waxed Bats.”
