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28 May 2009
This Bottle was Born to Sing

You've worked hard to create a beautiful vintage now put your wine in the spotlight with a brand that hits all the right notes.

Sing from the heart

Strong identities are built on intrinsic qualities. The values you live by, the history you tell, the quirky, intricate details which make up your character and tell a story about you. They are soulful. In a world where people are continually searching for meaning, those voices with depth will be heard above the clamor.

Do it for the love

Brands with emotional resonance connect with people. The stronger the emotional resonance, the deeper the connection. It's not enough to be liked, you need to be loved. Why? Because when people love you they become admirers and loyal admirers make great customers. Not only will they come back again and again, they will also spread the word. Making your brand iconic.

Grab their attention

Packaging matters. For most people choosing which wine to buy is a spur of the moment decision, made at the point of purchase. A decision made while looking at a sea of labels. Grab their attention, and hold it with a strong visual identity based on a distinctive brand.

Sing your own song

Truly memorable brands have a definitive voice. They create unmistakable identities by investing time and resource into distilling out their brand's essence. Skipping this process and opting to copy elements from other successful brands makes for a cheap imitation, lacking the strength and authenticity of the original. Don't spend your career singing covers. Sing your own song.

"The image that brands project is critical to their success, and those images must be conveyed by packaging. the ultimate touch point for consumer product brands. If the packaging doesn't appeal to the consumer, why would the brand or product appeal?"Ted Mininni Maximizing Brand Image through Package Design

We're currently seeking new clients in the wine, olive oil and FMCG sectors. If you're interested get in touch. < back

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