The panel of judges of The Dieline Awards 2014 have awarded Reverse Innovation‘s Wine Pouch (R)evolution 2nd Place in the Wine & Champagne category.
“The challenge: how to overcome the negative image of wine sold in pouches or as a ‘bag in a box’, which is often synonymous with poor quality?
This was the question confronted by the creative agency REVERSE Innovation and winemakers GIGANTE: to develop a structural pack that appeals to a demanding but conventional audience.
The result is a truly innovative design that cleverly and elegantly reinterprets the classic ‘Bordeaux’ bottle by means of an intriguing play of solid areas and empty spaces, emphasized by the contrasting opaque and gloss surfaces of the materials used.The crucial importance of the geographical origin of the grape and the concept of terroir is enhanced by the use of blind embossing and UV varnish to reproduce the distinctive terracing of the vineyard.
The naturally irregular but almost concentric patterns recall the rows of vines growing on softly undulating slopes. The illustration of the vineyard location even uses the specific shape of the local vine leaf, which is characteristic of this splendid wine-producing area.
A new vineyard, a new blend, and a pioneering approach to a very traditional sector of packaging. It’s the first step of an alternative journey of discovery and innovation.”
Designed by Reverse Innovation
Country: Italy
City: Milan
Creative direction: Mirco Onesti
Structural design: Gustavo Messias
Graphics: Fiona Martin e Luca Mazzoleni
Illustration: Fiona Martin
Printer: Arte Stampa
Photo retouching: Antonella Iozzolino
