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Younger LDA wine drinkers in the US seek reassurance cues from wine labels
When focusing on our target wine consumers, we often default to one of two archetypes – a younger, hip, urban dweller, typically holding down some kind of digital or creative job or, an educated, high earning, well respected, thoughtful and…

Label designs delivering classic wine reassurance cues continue to have the highest intent to purchase amongst US wine drinkers
However, there is a growing likelihood to purchase red wine with less 'central' and more 'distinctive' wine labels

Are elements of wine label design changing with the pandemic?
Wine Intelligence talks the importance of wine label design with three leading experts in the field
With the publication of our latest Wine Label Design in the US Market 2021 report, Wine Intelligence researchers have been analysing consumer…

Why wine labels matter
It is the ultimate signal of what’s in the bottle, yet the wine label is often the victim of misunderstanding on the part of the brand owner. Can consumer sentiment help?
When asked about their archetypal consumer, many wine brand owners…


What wins for a wine label is a careful balance of centrality and distinctiveness
The Wine Intelligence Wine Label Design: Australian Market 2021 report identifies 14 label designs that are representative of the label styles currently available in the Australian market, and reveals which label styles connect best with Australian…

Which wine label is a winner?
14 distinct categories of wine labels competing for wine drinkers’ attention
As the design of wine labels evolves, so do consumer preferences. As with any other aesthetic medium, fashions come and go, and (to paraphrase Coco Chanel) certain…