Natural wine label

Morten Kantsø • Illustration

Illustration,Product Design,Adobe Photoshop,Hand Drawing

Unbeknownst to some, natural wine is more than just a trend. Wine lovers are starting to consistently turn to natural blends, some even going as far as saying that it’s the new traditional way to make wine. Often unfiltered, the cloudy, often “barnyard-esque” wine is loved for its lack of chemicals. In its most broken-down […]

New York designer Rosie Assoulin and her husband, Max, worked with sommelier Cedric Nicaise and a biodynamic winery to create wine “in reverence to nature,” with no added sugar or sulfites.

My favorite natural wines for summer happen to have the prettiest wine labels, like abstract artwork and gorgeous type. via wallflower

Three designers on the inspiration that goes into creating the bottles you reach for

I’ve already admitted countless times here— I’m no wine expert by any means, but I know a cool label when I see one, and that influences my picks nine times out of ten. Pavement’s work for Coterra Wines makes those kinds of moments easy with their striking black and white label, full of trippy, naturalistic […]

Working across packaging, identity and product design, Henrik Olssøn and Erika Barbieri’s studio stems from a passion for the culture surrounding food.

To recreate the depth of the caves on this stunning and complicated label we used three superimposed materials subsequently die-cut. The label is printed on Fedrigoni Materica Kraft Ultra WS and Bereber Sand Ultra WS, both natural self-adhesive FSC certified papers, while the first substrate material is a clear gloss.

WHINE, a Berlin-based natural wine brand, offers a refreshing moment of honest reflection amidst a world of toxic positivity. Designed by Carla Palette, the packaging embraces the singular use of bright primary green. The brand wonderfully challenges the saturated organic natural wine market through its bold color and typography.