Congratulations to our clients, Hark Vineyards! Their wine label design and overall package has brought home the ‘Best In Class’ award from the San Francisco Chronicle Wine Packaging Awards in the Classic Category.

Hark’s extremely unique die cut sets itself apart on shelf by inferring their logo design within the negative space between labels. Burnt orange details evoke their fire-based brand from the label up into the capsule, shining against beautiful neutral and natural colors.

Just a few of our favorites from 2019!

Atheling Meadworks
Branding, Packaging, Print & Online Collateral

Atheling Meadworks rekindles magic from ancient Anglo Saxon origins, delivering the finest handcrafted mead. The logo builds on the brand story, featuring a star inside the monogram, for the ‘star city’ in which it is produced. Each label features  details reminiscent of Anglo Saxon craftsmanship, printed on a tactile stock with mountains rising off the bottle.

We are excited to announce that the Obsession Wines can design has won a bronze award in the Harpers Wine & Spirit UK packaging competition!

As the popularity of canned wine explodes, Hamlet Vineyards is hatching their own can just in time for their famous river trips. Their pinot gris is the perfect chilled canned wine, crisp and cool on a summer day in the kayak, by the pool or on the beach.

One of the first canned wines launching in Virginia this year, Hamlet is riding the trend celebrated in the recent NY Times article here.

Watermark was thrilled when Matchbook Distilling called with the charge to design a unique gin label design for No Labels, a non-partisan group focused on problem solving. 

We took them at their word to create something ‘unique’, designing a two-sided label with a unique die-cut following the custom illustration of two hands ‘meeting in the middle’. Because the gin label design is double-sided, you can view the reverse of the hands through the liquid from the back of the bottle,