Kazsik’s design for Vaskapu strips wine packaging down to a graphic system. The angled labels feel like a new take for wine,

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We’ve rounded up past standout DIELINE Award winners and notable projects that capture the adventurous, creative spirit of the category—and don’t forget to enter your work for the upcoming 2026 Awards season. 

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Bouchon’s labels, designed by Anouchka d'Oreye, feature soft, abstract fields of color. Each bottle carries a loose, almost scribbled logotype, giving the wine an easygoing, personal touch.

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Simon Roy’s update for Wein Goutte leans into a stripped-back system. The labels are oversized color blocks, and the tiny oval stickers are almost barely there.

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Garage La Santa x Bodega Cohombrillo, designed by Óscar Hernández, pairs plain white labels with black-and-white photographs that look straight out of a family album.

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If Americans are drinking less, does that spell fewer alcohol-related clients and less work for branding and packaging designers?

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Dubbed “Code Rogue,” the limited edition Cuvee Brut from Piper-Heidsieck comes packaged in a bright red and gold case resembling a vintage fire extinguisher.

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Dom Pérignon’s collaboration with Takashi Murakami turns champagne packaging into pop art.

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Dancing’s Bold by Ben Rabb at Cutting Noise skips the traditional wine label and lets loose with hand-drawn figures mid-groove.

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