This is an inspiration post gathering a round-up of work in wine label design. The very best I’ve come across.
Within the wine sector there’s a kind of cult around label design. It has to be said: far from the typical, plain labelling you find in any supermarket aisle, if you look around a little you’ll find wine labels that are genuine works of art.
If you like wine and design, take a seat, get comfortable and enjoy this round-up of the best work in wine label design.
Wine label design, greatest hits
Pere de Novas
Designed by Bulldog Studio.
Bulldog Studio is a graphic design studio based in Barcelona that I’ve been working with for years now, handling web development for their online projects.
Bulldog Studio is very much focused on the wine sector, doing wine label design and packaging work. As you’ll see if you visit their website, their work is impeccable.
If you’d like, you can see the full project by clicking here.
Huellas del Tiétar
Designed by Épica Branding & Packaging.
If you’d like, you can see the full project by clicking here.
Georgian wine «AKAURI «
Designed by Grand Buro & Maxim Kulikov.
If you’d like, you can see the full project by clicking here.
Anima Mundi – Cantina dei Colli Ripani
Designed by Andrea Castelletti.
If you’d like, you can see the full project by clicking here.
Amarone Wine Label
Designed by Maciek Michalski.
If you’d like, you can see the full project by clicking here.
Saints & Sinners
Designed by Randy Mora.
If you’d like, you can see the full project by clicking here.
Le Rose Bleu
Designed by Anagrama Studio.
If you’d like, you can see the full project by clicking here.
Viña Enebro Natural Wine
Designed by Estudio Maba.
If you’d like, you can see the full project by clicking here.
