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Mille Plateaux ginger beer by Dirty Minds Wine Co.

I’m not a fan of ginger beer, but you’d have difficulty preventing me from purchasing a case of Mille Plateaux for the packaging alone. Design and illustration by Monique Kneepkens. (via dieline)

Please Read Responsibly: A 12-Part Detective Series Printed On Beer Labels

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Massachusetts microbrewery Just Beer has released a limited edition case of IPA with a 12-chapter detective melodrama printed on the labels.

“The Case of the IPA” is a hard-boiled detective farce printed chapter by chapter on 12 bottles of a newly released India Pale Ale. Each 22 ounce bottle not only has 22 ounces of brilliantly deduced IPA, but also 1 of the 12 chapters of the story. Each case has 12 bottles, which makes for the entire tale told in a case. And so, the Case of the IPA is indeed a case of the IPA.

Brewed by Harry Smith, written by Paul Goodchild.

By Christopher on December 1, 2010 • alcohol beer detective food mystery packaging writing

Hamilton Fray wine packaging

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Birds on wine labels? I’ll take a case. Great packaging for Hamilton Fray by Motto. Each wine type is represented by a bird that lives natively on the property of the vineyard. Ah, with notes of blueberry, chocolate, and finch. (via lovely package)

By Christopher on November 10, 2010 • birds food illustration packaging wine

By Christopher on September 12, 2010 • birds illustration packaging wine

Tuned Pale Ale

Pretty much my holy trinity: beer, music, and design all wrapped into some beautiful packaging by Matt Braun and Chris Mufalli for Tuned Pale Ale.

Tuned Pale Ale is a product that explores the musical affordable in everyday objects and promotes social spontaneity. While drinking beer, people become musically encouraged and often start making music with objects around them. This product aims to promote more of this type of social interaction.

(via Gizmodo)