Porter & Plot Wine Packaging Looks Lovely with its Plain Packing Labels
Amelia Roblin — January 14, 2014 — Lifestyle
References: dia & thedieline
The designers behind Porter & Plot Wine packaging began with fairly modest sources of inspiration and ended up making the image of this grape-derived drink rather sophisticated. Looking to examples of antique porter bottles and basic packing labels, the DIA studio came up with a crisp brand identity that does well to represent the beverage's name.
The elegant look of the voluptuous black vessels was preserved by interrupting it as little as possible with stickers, text and symbols. Slim strips of adhesive paper were applied to Porter & Plot Wine packaging, clearly marking the type of vino and its origins with the clean Klim typeface. Every bottle is playfully capped with a melted wax seal that seems to drip down naturally.
The elegant look of the voluptuous black vessels was preserved by interrupting it as little as possible with stickers, text and symbols. Slim strips of adhesive paper were applied to Porter & Plot Wine packaging, clearly marking the type of vino and its origins with the clean Klim typeface. Every bottle is playfully capped with a melted wax seal that seems to drip down naturally.
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