Twisted Wine

Since I learned to appreciate wine, way back when I was 18 and living in Greece, I've slowly fallen more and more in love with the drink.. After many years and bottles I know what tastes I like and prefer and which ones to stay away from. But I have to add, I'm not someone who can go into a wine store and know exactly which wine to get, what wine taste like this and that and so forth. I'm dependent on shop assistants that know their way around the wine shelfs and the small labels on the shelfs that describes the wine.. I have to admit and I know it's like swearing in church for a wine lover, but most of the time I'll go for the nicer label and hope that the content is as good as the design;)

All these fantastic wine labels has been designed by Mash, an Australian based branding agency. I love how they play on the dark, mysterious and sometimes almost horror like designs.. I would probably, totally definitely have bought any of these auswines, just because of the awsome designs!!

What about you? Do you like me, partly chose wine from the labels, or maybe you have some more knowledge about the drink?

Killinbinbin, an Australian wine producer.. The labels on these wines are made to look like vintage horror movie flyers!



Wine from Australian Inkwell, with an ink splatter on the front.. What do you see?

Australian Return Of The Living Red, from the Redheads..

Formula and Concotion designs, from Small Gully in Australia.. I love the old chemist feel to the labels!

Brujeria, from Australian Misfits Wine Co.



Beautiful, dark design from Burn Cottage, New Zealand..

Black Magic, from Autralian Small Gully. With letterings scratched into the surface of the glass..

The Velvet Glove, from Australian Mollydooker. With a beautiful illustrated 1920's glove as a label..

Esule - To fall from grace..  An other wine from the Redheads.

The Guilty, The Innocent and The Verdict.. All from Australian Shinas Estate.