We’ve looked at various types of inspiring wine labels before, but today we are examining fun wine labels that push limits. These packaging concepts play with labeling expectations to create a unique and engaging bottle.
Front of Waldorf Wine Label By Dominika Suszek
Back of Waldorf Wine Label By Dominika Suszek
Waldorf Wine Label Design By Dominika Suszek
The transparency of the products help to showcase the twisting label of Waldorf Wine. Creating a print on the adhesive side of the label would be a fantastic way to create a cohesive and upscale looking label. The twist creates a unique balance on all sides, and helps to break up the information.
St. Valentin Label by Francis Routhier
St. Valentin Wine bottle design by Francis Routhier
This label takes minimalism to the Nth degree. While this design would work well in tandem with a traditional wine label, it captures attention all on it’s own. Printing required information on on the the folds could help to keep this bare look while adhering to regulations. Another option could be to label the base of the bottle with information in order to keep the aesthetic in tact.
Barn Buster Redesign by Victoria Abrami
Barn Buster Wine Labels by Victoria Abrami
These fun wine labels use bright color, bold font and vibrant patterns to create a cohesive look. With the circus style patterns, it would be a fantastic design concept to expand on. Digital printing to create personalized packaging is one way to engage further with customers.
It is also somewhat unusual to see a wine label cover the entirety of the bottle. Doing so gives the designer more space to convey a message, and plays more toward the fun, relaxed sized of wine. Effective wine labeling design and sophistication don’t always go hand in hand.
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