Retro bottle design

GudLag Creative designed Catbom’s liqueur packaging, and the result is astutely nostalgic while balancing a contemporary feel. The color palette for each liqueur is simple yet effective, using muted tones balanced with one pop of color. Additionally, the typography feels reminiscent of that used in the 20s, a subtle nod to the effects of prohibition. […]

Elliot Fogarty’s packaging redesign for Portland Sauce Co. marries nostalgia with sophistication. Drawing from the brand’s retro essence, the reimagined packaging effortlessly elevates the overall product image. Inspired by vintage stamps and whiskey bottles, the rustic typography style pays homage to tradition. The clever pairing of glass bottles with Kraft paper labels, adorned with black […]

Hopfest is a craft beer. The project comprises of branding, label and bottle design.

Includes special layers and smart objects for your work. Contains a golden layer for your design. The drink's color is editable. This mockup is available for purchase only on Yellow Images. Sample design is not included in the download file.

Nice Japanese retro label designs.

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Kombucha design is on fire lately, and brands have been getting super ambitious with can design, typography, and interesting flavors. We're seeing tons of impressive stuff in the field lately, but Spain's Bioma stood out right away for their old-fashioned pop open bottles and colorful matte typography.

Amaro Montenegro, an Italian bitter produced since 1885, is made from a secret botanical blend formulated from over 40 aromatics and botanicals. After founder Stanislao Cobianchi perfected his liqueur, he felt his unique aperitif merited an equally special bottle. A staple of bars around the world, Montenegro’s distinctive handbell-shaped bottle stands out among its peers. […]

The creative process that led to the entire world of iessi – a burnished orange alcohol-free aperitif with somewhat of a mixed heritage – was not the most straightforward. When Nicolas Maiarelli, founder of iessi, locked down on an amaro recipe from his Friulan nonna and tweaked it to perfection, he turned to a troop of creatives to help bring his vision for the drink to life. #branding #brandingdesign #identity #packaging #alcoholpackaging