Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Frank Aloi | Country: Australia
“Whispering Hills is a small family owned winery in the Yarra Valley of Victoria, Australia. The winery wanted new packaging developed for their Premium and Grande Cuvée. The wines are bottle aged on lees prior to release in the centuries old tradition of Champagne (Methode Champenoise), so it was fitting that the packaging communicate with typography and design to reflect this. They are now the wineries highest selling product.”
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Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Frank Aloi | Country: Australia
“Whispering Hills is a small family owned winery in the Yarra Valley of Victoria, Australia. The winery wanted new packaging developed for their Premium and Grande Cuvée. The wines are bottle aged on lees prior to release in the centuries old tradition of Champagne (Methode Champenoise), so it was fitting that the packaging communicate with typography and design to reflect this. They are now the wineries highest selling product.”
