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Wine Label Design is a design studio specialized in design of wines. We develop our work from two of the most important wine regions of the world: the Douro regions of Spain and Portugal, and Porto Tordesillas. Because of our proximity and experience in this field, we believe that all work should be done in a very particular way, since the image of a wine (its label or packaging), should reflect the quality and values, being the first sensation of the wine before tasting.
Wine Label design provides a number of specialized services in wine design. We not only perform the wine labels design, but also the cases, packages, catalogs, displays, advertising media, advertising photography, web pages, marketing wines, and naming and branding for wineries (Logos and corporate identities, or any services related to promoting your brand wine.)
To request our services just fill in the form to request a budget and get details. We study the project and within 1 to 2 business days we send you the budget and all the conditions. After this and before starting work, the client must pay 30% of the total project cost. Then we send the first sketches (3 proposals) with watermark, in order to ensure our work. Thereupon the customer chooses which prefers and pays the rest of the budget (70%), then we send the final files (without watermark of course), fully prepared and ready for printing.
We do not have set prices, since each brand is unique and particular. We prefer to give an appropriate budget to each project. Please ask quote and find out what the price to give your wine a new image to strengthen its sales and market presence.
After approving the project and receiving the inicial payment, we will work for 7 or 10 working days to complete the project. Deadlines could be shortened depending on the quality of the information provided by the customer and by good communication between the customer and our design team. Obviously, these deadlines may vary depending on the complexity of the project.