Wine label design is incredibly important for wine manufacturers. While we’ve all been taught not to judge a book by its cover, it is no secret that outward design plays a large role in taste perception as well as our likeliness to buy any given product. Because of the amount of competition in the wine industry, with various areas such as France, Italy, South America, California in the USA and other locations each having a unique style and flavor, getting a loyal customer base is important.
We’ve collected up 50 creative wine label designs from wine brands around the globe. Whether you’re a fan of red wine, white wine or a different variety, these wine label designs are truly amazing.
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Enjoy!
Arrepiado Wine
Changing Lanes Wine
All in One Chardonnay
Shiraz Red Wine
Regalis Wine
Kastritsi Wine
Mannering Park Wine
Kral Sofrasi Wine
MCR Wine
Elu and Virtu Wines
Lazarus Wine
Bulgarica Wine
Shefa Young Wine
Solitaire Wine
Ramian Wine
Cabernet Nouveau Wine
Amritta Wine
Reggina Estate
Colier Wine
CareMore Invitation Wine
Segreto Wine
Mayrah Wine
Plum Sake
The Tentacle Wine
Backyard Wine
Sommelier Wine
Neige Ice Ciders
Ice Wine
Urban Influence Wine
BRND WGN Christmas Wine
Senorio De Jaen Wine
Marisco Vineyards Wine
Vin Malbec Wine
The Wine Society
Rousse Rose Wine
Rethink Table Wine
Nocturnalis Wine
Tierra Earth Wine
MagPie Wine
Organ Studio Wine
Bonefire Wine
Buddy Mulled Wine
The Executive Wine
Moet and Chandon Wine
Longitude Wines
Diwine Wine
Burn Cottage Wine
Mas Romani Wine
Helderberg Wine
labeling is an important process to promote our products….among the labels above, i adore the creation of last picture,Helderberg Wine, its unique, we rarely see this idea of labeling.
wow it’s look great . it’s must be expensive for me
We’ll just say one word – “understated”.
(A word which clearly wasn’t present in any of these briefs…”