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Customised Wine and Spirit Labels (Part 2) Edit


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Customised Wine and Spirit Labels (Part 2)
Customised Wine and Spirit Labels (Part 2) (GALLERY) 2

Customised Wine and Spirit Labels (Part 2) (GALLERY)
Published: Apr 20, 08
Views: 2,766

Make your next bottle of booze more memorable with a free custom label from Pernod Ricard USA. They will print your personal message on authentic labels for Chivas Regal, The Glenlivet, Jacob’s Creek, Kahlua, Mumm Napa and Wild Turkey Russell’s Reserve bottles for free. The kicker is that the opportunity is only available in the US and there is a limit of 5 labels per email address…

The site notes, “YourGiftLabel.com is a unique program that allows you to customize labels with personalized text and to choose from a variety of elegant background images. These high quality labels make one-of-a-kind gifts on your favorite spirits bottles. Create distinctive and memorable presents for family, friends, coworkers or even yourself.”

Trend Hunter’s last example of custom spirit labels was from Tuborg, a Danish beer company:

Personalized Beer Labels

Tuborg, a Danish beer brewering company has come up with a very interesting (and in my opinion very trendy) idea. Personalized beer labels. They allow consumers to personalize (or tune) their beer bottles with whatever image you want to use.  This suggests me ideas for birthdays, the almost here Va… [More]

References:  yourgiftlabel

Filed In:  art customization drinking life lifestyle marketing print








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Customised Wine and Spirit Labels (Part 2)