It is amazing to see the scope of logos dedicated to the wine industry. A quick Google search will offer hundreds of results. Unfortunately, many of these logos rely on tired clichés to get noticed. However, there are a few diamonds in the rough. When doing research for my Grape & Grain logo I found a variety of designs that broke the mold and offered a refreshing take on wine and winery logos. I thought I would share a few of the logos that helped inspire me in my design process. Enjoy.
Pasadena Wine Festival | Design: Studio Fluid
Jackie Blue | Design: Vigor Branding
FinVin | Design: Van Paul
Grace Hill Winery | Design: Gardner Design
Bistro 1689 | Design: Raja Sandhu
Wines of Chile | Design: FutureBrand
Cellar d'Or | Design: Fandam Studio
Sarasota Vineyard | Design: Heisel Design
Proof | Design: Alphabet Arm Design
Corkscrew Wine Bar | Design: A3 Design
2 Saints Estate Winery | Design: The Meyocks Group
Naturavino | Design: Square Logo
Nice list of inspiration, I’m sure these logos got your brain thinking! Check these two logos
On Wine logo
http://logopond.com/gallery/detail/35895
and David Airey’s Henri Ehrhart logo
http://www.davidairey.com/henri-ehrhart-logo-design-process/
Thanks for the other links Marvin. Always great to see David’s work and I like your find on LogoPond…that was a wine logo I hadn’t seen before but it’s very clever!
Hey Jeremy,
Thanks for posting our work on here. Jackie Blue was a fun project. It has since been sold and changed over to a lackluster restaurant that closed within 8 months. What a shame.
Good luck on your particular project my man!
It is a great logo Joseph and I was happy to include it. Sorry to hear about the restaurant closing.
Sometimes our designs feel like our children and at some point we have to send them out into the world and just hope for the best. Hard to see the businesses behind them fail.
It’s still a great logo. You do amazing work. Keep it up.