Great Labels
Posted: Mon Sep 24, 2007 2:29 pm
As a counterpoint to the Daggy Labels thread, I got to thinking about some great labels too...
I tend to be a bit scared off of wine with too 'flash' a label, preferring a good touch of the traditional.
Whilst this is even more subjective and thus hard to pin down, there are a couple that I think make the cut.
- Mollydooker (say what you will about the wines but their branding and labelling is consistent and lively. The Carnival of Love is a fabulous label, tradition-or-no).
- Rockford (stock is a touch old fashioned now but the font and the embossed vine logo is superb)
Any other ideas?
I tend to be a bit scared off of wine with too 'flash' a label, preferring a good touch of the traditional.
Whilst this is even more subjective and thus hard to pin down, there are a couple that I think make the cut.
- Mollydooker (say what you will about the wines but their branding and labelling is consistent and lively. The Carnival of Love is a fabulous label, tradition-or-no).
- Rockford (stock is a touch old fashioned now but the font and the embossed vine logo is superb)
Any other ideas?