Articles Tagged with ''packaging redesign''

Under new ownership while entering its 25th year, Ballast Point is celebrating its regained spirit of independence by building upon its label legacy with a fresh new look across its cans, bottles and overall packaging. 

Castello del Poggio, a brand of Zonin1821, announced a fresh rebrand by drinks design specialist Denomination to elevate its position in the U.S. market, and compete with challenger brands from within the sweet wine and Italian sectors.

New York-based MYX Fusions, the gluten-free, vegan wine from music superstar Nicki Minaj and media maverick Mona Scott-Young, revealed its new signature bottle for original Moscato and Moscato Peach, in advance of its debut at Sam’s Clubs nationwide.

The family-owned, third-generation Barrie House Coffee Roasters announced a new product line and a rebrand of their logo and packaging.

Asahi Super Dry, a brand of Asahi Beer USA, Torrance, Calif., will launch new packaging for the first time in 15 years in the U.S. market. The upgraded packaging gives the brand a globally consistent visual identity, with its sleek black and silver premium branding, the company says.

Spritz Tea unveiled two new flavors and a brand refresh for its sparkling flavored tea infusions portfolio.

The Evan Williams Bourbon family, a brand family within Heaven Hill Distillery, Bardstown, Ky., announced its Evan Williams Black, Evan Williams Bottled-in-Bond and Evan Williams Flavors will receive a new signature bottle with updated label designs.

Sparkling Ice sparkling waters, a brand of Seattle-based Talking Rain Beverage Co., showcased the packaging redesign of its Sparkling Ice +Caffeine, in all six flavors. Featuring a clean, bright and ombre-like design, this colorful refresh will roll out across the country beginning in October, the company says. 

Noting that some of its powders and milks  have been around for 75 years, the Nestlé design team revamped its whimsical rabbit Quiky while emphasizing a bold yellow as a beacon for the brand.

Dos Equis, a brand of White Plains, N.Y.-based HEINEKEN USA, announced the latest updates to its packaging as part of an overall brand refresh to maintain relevance with today’s consumer.