There are so many good ones, but these come to mind first.....
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Most beautiful labels
Most beautiful labels
Saw this topic on another forum, so thought I would try it here.
There are so many good ones, but these come to mind first.....
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Cast your votes!
There are so many good ones, but these come to mind first.....
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Cast your votes!
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Mike Hawkins
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Re: Most beautiful labels
I'm a fan of some of the Moutons - the 1945 given what it represented immediately sprung to mind.
Re: Most beautiful labels
Some more........
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The above images don't seem to be working unless I'm logged in ??... 
How do you fix this? Anyone?
They are supposed to be Rousseau Chambertin, Pichon Baron, La Spinetta Barbaresco.
And also Vietti Barbera d'Alba Scarrone, I Sodi di San Niccolo, and Robert Weil.
How do you fix this? Anyone?
They are supposed to be Rousseau Chambertin, Pichon Baron, La Spinetta Barbaresco.
And also Vietti Barbera d'Alba Scarrone, I Sodi di San Niccolo, and Robert Weil.
Re: Most beautiful labels
Minotaur wrote:The above images don't seem to be working unless I'm logged in ??...
How do you fix this? Anyone?
They are supposed to be Rousseau Chambertin, Pichon Baron, La Spinetta Barbaresco.
And also Vietti Barbera d'Alba Scarrone, I Sodi di San Niccolo, and Robert Weil.
That's right. You need to be logged in to view that sort of content. I think that is how Gavin has it set up.
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Re: Most beautiful labels
From the sublime to the ridiculous... 
If labels are your thing I recommend you have a look at this site:
http://www.winelabels.org/labels.htm
There are a few howlers there - maybe not exactly beautiful, although beauty is in the eye of the beholder...
If labels are your thing I recommend you have a look at this site:
http://www.winelabels.org/labels.htm
There are a few howlers there - maybe not exactly beautiful, although beauty is in the eye of the beholder...
Forget about goodness and mercy, they're gone.
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WineAroundOz
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Re: Most beautiful labels
My vote is for the Vigneto Valeirano - portrays a wine with strong character yet subtle detail. A wine not to trifle with.
Delheim on the other hand must be creating a superb late harvest wine and not much of it. Their label is trying to scare people away so that only those in the know will actually buy it. Amusing nonetheless.
For Australian wine I put forward Alpha, Box and Dice in McLaren Vale. An eclectic collection of labels with an alphabetized theme for the simpletons. One of them is even a hologram.
check them out here at website or video
Delheim on the other hand must be creating a superb late harvest wine and not much of it. Their label is trying to scare people away so that only those in the know will actually buy it. Amusing nonetheless.
For Australian wine I put forward Alpha, Box and Dice in McLaren Vale. An eclectic collection of labels with an alphabetized theme for the simpletons. One of them is even a hologram.
check them out here at website or video
Re: Most beautiful labels
I love the old Howard Park "art" labels ...
What was the story there? They seem boring and corporate now, witness the Abercrombie label, though the wine is still nice.
What was the story there? They seem boring and corporate now, witness the Abercrombie label, though the wine is still nice.
“There are no standards of taste in wine. Each mans own taste is the standard, and a majority vote cannot decide for him or in any slightest degree affect the supremacy of his own standard". Mark Twain.
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Re: Most beautiful labels
A couple of Howard Park's old labels ... probably a marketer's nightmare but really lovely and individual. First is a riesling, second the cabernet.
They must have varied per vintage as the 1994 Cabernet Merlot (now Abercrombie) has a different picture from the second, also lovely though and rather dreamy.
They must have varied per vintage as the 1994 Cabernet Merlot (now Abercrombie) has a different picture from the second, also lovely though and rather dreamy.
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“There are no standards of taste in wine. Each mans own taste is the standard, and a majority vote cannot decide for him or in any slightest degree affect the supremacy of his own standard". Mark Twain.
Re: Most beautiful labels
WineAroundOz wrote:love the avatar Jay60A,
What year was that?
Thanks. Not sure where I found it but it struck me as picturing exactly what I want from an aussie red.
The vintage of my avatar? Almost certainly 1996 ... if pushed to name a wine I suspect Orlando Lawsons Shiraz 1996 based upon the fruit and the sprig of mint on top!
Cheers - Jay
“There are no standards of taste in wine. Each mans own taste is the standard, and a majority vote cannot decide for him or in any slightest degree affect the supremacy of his own standard". Mark Twain.
Re: Most beautiful labels
2000 Ch Mouton Rothschild looks da bomb. I had the chance to take home an empty bottle of it once but didn't. Shame, good wine too