According to the bard All that glitters is not gold; However, when a winemaster chooses a tasteful label for his bottle I think there must be some gold somewhere. Behind the design of each label there nearly always lies a story. Wine bottle labeling constitutes an important division of graphic design, and visual communication. It involves some degree of sophistication in the message it purveys.
Here are some of my favorite designs:
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| Swanson Vineyard in the Napa a label with a message. |
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| The wine labels, devised by designer Rob Schellenberg, are based on the longitudes of Italy and it's famous wine regions. Depending on the degrees north, the wine region was associated with a numerical logo and topographic map. |
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| Insular Winehouses of Tenerife (Spain) |
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Insular Winehouses of Tenerife (Spain) |
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| An elegant design for Merlot from Oakville vineyards owned or controlled by Swanson. |
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| Inspired by the nostalgic surrealism of Magritte, Nomeolvides aims at creating a sense of solitude. The text of the counter says, "Sometimes love is so ephemeral and eternal remembrance we want to retain it, do it for a moment forever ..".. |
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| From Grandpa to Grandson |
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| The Gut Oggau Portrait Wines labels were designed by Jung von Matt to give each Oggau wine it’s own unique signature. I like its raw simplicity. |
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| Boxhead bottle, by Mash. |
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Winery Arts by Moruba, a Spanish design company. |
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Sonoma Vinyards' labels, by SF-based agency Voicebox |
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| Francis Ford Coppola met Dean Tavoularis, film production designer, during the shooting of The Godfather. Tavoularis’ artwork is now gracing the labels of Francis Coppola Reserve wines. |
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| Laughing Stock Designed by Emplus |
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| Saddler's Creek Wines by Swedish designer Daniel Eek. |
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