{ Wine Bottle Designs }

Since my 21st birthday, everyone I know has been asking my all kinds of questions. Such as what  your favorite drink, or what your favorite brand of wine or beer. Since I'm not a big drinker it can be hard to come up with an answer. So recently as I was doing my daily check on Buzzfeed I came across something that may help me when it comes to giving people an answer. Buzzfeed had posted the 33 most brilliantly designed wine bottles. So now when someone asks I can just answer with the wine bottles that in my option are designed the best. Here are some of my favorites, if you want to see all 33 wine bottle designs just click here.



{1} This wine bottle has a very unique design, the crystalline fox creates a very visual pleasing design. Sadly this is not a real brand of wine, it was part of a student project by an unnamed designer.

{2} The pull away strip idea on this wine bottle is a great idea. It also is making a abstract interpretation of the Spanish flag, which when you pull the strips becomes the regional Catalan flag. This bottle design was created by La Fonda Grafica and can be found around Barcelona.

{3} This is my favorite wine bottle design. The idea of using the wine bottle to look like a bouquet of flowers was genius. It does a great job of showing a loved one how much you care for them. This was designed by PACKLAB and can be found in Finland.

{4} This wine bottle has a lovely colorful and geometric pattern that is visual pleasing to the eye. The color scheme is a perfect representation of the wine itself. The designer and where this wine can be found is unknown.

{5} These wine bottle designs are great examples of how three different bottles can appear similar as long as you stick to the same color scheme. The use of simple colors, black and white makes the design both stylish and smartly designed. These bottles were designed by Tsilili and can be found in Greece.

{6} These wine bottle designs are wonderful examples of simplicity. The simple star design and layout of the constellations make for a great layout. These bottles were created by White Fences Vineyard that has unfortunately gone out of business.

{7} It may come as no surprise that many graphic designer including myself are fans of sans serif especially Helvectica. The simple layout and design of this wine bottle is the perfect example of san serif wine. Unfortunately there are only around a thousand bottles of this wine available in the world. It was designed by WildWildWest in Spain.

{8} These wine bottles have made the list because they are an unique example of what a wine bottle can be, they don't have to be the generic size that many wine bottles are. This bottle is perfect for drinkers who don't intend on drinking the whole bottle of wine. This was created by Stack Wines and can be found on Amazon and other sites that sell wine.

{9} This design is similar to number four on this list, because of the geometric pattern. Unlike number four this design is simple and has a much more open color scheme. It's can be assumed that the design was based on a kaleidoscopic illustration. This wine design was created by designer Simon C. Page and is not available for sale, but you can download the pattern as a wallpaper on his website, for the link click here.

{10} The last design on the list is a much simpler designer that sends a lovely message to the person whom your giving the wine too. The whimsically design makes for a wonderful gift to give to friends or a host of a dinner party. This was created by Small Talk Wine and can not be found in stores or online.