Vinaceous Wines Labels

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but it looks like a Spanish Sangria. Nice!

R2D2

R2D2 says: “It’s not funny!”

Henrys Drive

3 wine labels from Henry’s Drive, Australia.
I don’t have much to say about Henry’s Drive wine labels but this: It looks to me that there is defiantly something terribly bad happening inside the wine. The labels resemble more to a horror movie poster rather than a wine label. I’m not saying it’s a bad thing, but I’m not sure everyone likes horror films.

Parson’s Flat – A Shiraz and Cabernet blend. The shaded priest on the label reminded me more of The Exorcist or The Omen movies rather than a bottle of wine. Guys, this is one scary priest.

Dead Letter Office Shiraz – A sad envelope? Sorry, I don’t get it.

The Trial of John Montford – “In 1863, the bushranger John Montford, wearing a brown handkerchief to cover his face and brandishing a revolver, robbed the mail coach a few miles from Padthaway in a town today known as Naracoorte. Making off with over £75 in cheques, Montford’s brazen act scandalised the local population. On arrest, the said brown handkerchief with eye-holes cut was found in his swag, providing the evidence needed for his conviction.” Nice story, not sure I want to drink the wine though.

The labels were designed by: Parallax Design