The packaging for the “Disguises for a Cheap Wine” kit ("Disfarces para vinho vagabundo",
original name of the product in Portuguese, commercially available only in Brazil) was
produced on Kraft paper with silkscreen printing. It includes ten fun self-adhesive
labels, which can be stuck onto bottles of “cheap” wine as well as an explanatory leaflet
that gives suggestions on how to use the labels, take advantage of your guests and bluff
your way through the evening as a wine expert.
The visual identity alludes directly to the product’s proposal: an adhesive label that
behaves as a tongue-in-cheek 'disguise' for cheap wine. Using sunglasses and a moustache
to "mask" the illustration of a bottle of wine has further reinforced this concept.
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