There are tons and tons of hot sauce bottles out there that claim to be the spiciest on the market, but instead of just calling itself hot sauce, Diablo brands itself as the "Hottest Sauce." Moscow's View Point Branding Agency was tasked with coming up with packaging that would match the intensity of this claim and the results are pretty clever.
The shape of a raging bull's head is created on the bottles with a mixture of text and peppers for the horns, which serve to show the type of pepper that was used in each different sauce type. The labels are simple but eye-catching and with a prominent scale on the sauces from "hot" to "diabolic hot," it should save some taste buds from being burned from mistakenly grabbing an extra spicy sauce instead of a mild one at the store.
Devilish Hot Sauce Bottles
Diablo Hot Sauce Bottles Show Off Four Hellish Heat Levels
Trend Themes
1. Creative Hot Sauce Packaging - Creating visually appealing and informative packaging designs for hot sauce bottles that reflect the spiciness level and type of pepper used.
2. Emphasizing Heat Levels - Developing hot sauce packaging that prominently displays a scale of heat levels, enabling consumers to make informed choices based on their spice tolerance.
3. Innovative Pepper Representation - Introducing unique ways to represent different types of peppers on hot sauce bottles, such as using pepper-shaped elements as design elements.
Industry Implications
1. Food Packaging - Opportunity for companies in the food packaging industry to create attention-grabbing designs for hot sauce bottles that enhance branding and communicate the heat levels effectively.
2. Gourmet Condiments - Opportunity for gourmet condiment producers to differentiate their products through creative and visually distinctive hot sauce bottle packaging that stands out on store shelves.
3. Restaurant Supplies - Opportunity for suppliers of restaurant condiments and sauces to provide unique hot sauce bottles that enhance the overall dining experience and reflect the spiciness of the product.