Who doesn’t love sipping a fruit spritzer, especially when the packaging trades rustic orchard cues for a graphic identity that feels more like a modern aperitif? 

Schorle is a German beverage made by diluting juice or wine with carbonated water or lemonade, and Papa Tom Studio gives Wildling Schorle a stripped-back but maximalist-leaning label, using juicy orange as the main event while long white curves of the W stretch across the bottle like an oversized piece of abstract fruit or a splash caught in motion. The tiny, slightly unruly Wildling wordmark adds just enough personality. It is a refreshing departure from the apple and leaf illustrations common to Schorle packaging, turning a traditional German drink into something a bit more fun and contemporary.