This bold bottled cocktail uses patterned packaging to stand out and reflect its contents. Designed by Estudio Versus, the Sangria Lolea La Cala branding consists of an opaque black bottle with striking large red polka dots.
Handcrafted under the guidance of mixologist Marc Alvarez, La Cala uses the finest raw materials. In an effort to combine the traditional aspects of sangria with a modern twist, the Spanish design firm conceived this bottled cocktail packaging.
The sangria is described as having "distinct and unexpected yet dark and subtle" flavors that are spicy and fruity, but not overwhelmingly so. The Lolea Orange No. 19 combines flavors such as cinnamon, rosemary and orange, which is reflected in the vibrant pops of color on the packaging.
What's Driving This Trend
- Patterned Packaging
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- Beverage Packaging
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