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Shacheng 1976 Wine Packaging by Yibin Lin
Shacheng 1976 Wine Packaging by Yibin Lin
Shacheng 1976 Wine Packaging by Yibin Lin
Shacheng 1976 Wine Packaging by Yibin Lin
Shacheng 1976 Wine Packaging by Yibin Lin

Shenzhen Yulinjun Enterprise Image Planning Co., Ltd.

Bronze Packaging Design · 2022

Shacheng 1976 Wine Packaging

by Yibin Lin

  • A' Design Award 2022 Bronze Winner in Packaging Design
  • Awarded April 15, 2022
  • CLIENT: Shenzhen Yulinjun Enterprise Image Planning Co., Ltd.
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 11,224
  • Verification code 8D115026A4 · Verify this award
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About Shacheng 1976 Wine Packaging

Shacheng 1976 is a packaging design for wine bottles. The cap combines a crown form with diamond shapes. Two grape leaves wrap the lower part of the bottle, as if the wine is held in the palm of a hand. The bottle wall is transparent and gold is used as the main color. The closure joins a screw-top outer cap with a metal oak inner plug, so the bottle can be opened by hand and closed again for collection and display. The outer cap supports the inner plug and prevents leakage when air pressure rises. The design honors Shacheng, a town long known for winemaking.

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Unique Properties
The packaging gives products more cultural connotations, and is a representative work of the combination of commercial ideas and cultural creativity. The cap of the bottle is designed with a combination of crown and diamonds, showing her nobleness.
Dimensions & Packaging
The product bottles of the serie are matched according to the international color matching standard, which are in line with international standards and international aesthetics. With the transparent outer bottle wall and gold as the main color, which is simple, elegant and luxurious.
Tags
Bottle, Packaging design, Wine, Chinese spirit
Production Technology
The cap of the bottle is designed with a combination of crown and diamonds, showing her nobleness. Two grape leaves are designed on the lower part of the bottle to wrap the bottle body, as if holding the wine in the palm of the hand, showing her preciousness, and also incorporating the concept of China's first bottle of dry white wine into it. The whole bottle body is painted with golden color, which reflects the glory of Shacheng as an important wine-making town and interprets the supreme sense of luxury.
Design Challenge
In a closed environment with higher temperatures, the air pressure in the wine bottle will increase, which will easily cause the oak cork to fly out and cause the wine to leak. The screw-top design of Shacheng 1976 tightens the outer cap and the bottle mouth, and the outer cap just supports the inner plug, preventing the inner plug from flying and preventing the leakage of wine.
Project Duration
Since Yuan Dynasty, Shacheng has been famous for winemaking, and Shacheng Winery is the birthplace of China's first bottle of dry white wine.
Operation Flow
The bottle cap adopts a combination of a screw-top design outer cap and a metal oak inner plug, and the inner plug can be easily pulled out without a wine opener. Regardless of whether the wine is drunk or not, the inner plug can be inserted back and the outer cover twisted back to maintain the overall perfection for collection and brand display.
Research
It is committed to digging out the connotation behind the product and telling an evocative story. The packaging gives products more cultural connotations, and is a representative work of the combination of commercial ideas and cultural creativity.
Inspiration
The inspiration of this product is to commemorate this place, reflecting the change from selling products to selling culture. It is committed to digging out the connotation behind the product and telling an evocative story.
Image Credits
Shenzhen Yulinjun Enterprise Image Planning Co., Ltd.
Lin Yibin
Patents
Shenzhen Yulinjun Enterprise Image Planning Co., Ltd.

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