…and who said creativity in the wine industry is dead!?!? Check out these very cool wine packaging and label designs.
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Fred1002
Hello, I would like to show you, the products of the Labels Art-work of my graphic studio in france. Tell me if you find that it’s a good or bad job. Thank’s
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Joann
A really nice collection of interesting wine packaging. Keep them coming!
Rich Reader
I especially like The Tentacle by 8 Arms, however their Stagecoach Vineyards Syrah is ten times better, even though the bottle design is not so tactile. Another wine that they make, The Argonaut, also has an incredible bottle design, though it is now sold out.
http://www.eightarmscellars.com/Eight_Arms_Cellars.html
Kris Chislett
Cheers!
Kris Chislett
I do have to say, I think the Tentacle is one of my favorite’s.
Kris Chislett
Those are very cool! Cool enough to be included in this post! :)