Precious Metal Inks

The Glorious Revolution wine label uses precious gold ink to evoke a timeless elegance, creating a sense of richness and warmth that complements the wine’s bold identity. Here, gold ink is more than just a visual choice; it suggests a feeling of heritage and sophistication, as though each label is stamped with a piece of history.

The gold accents trace over select details, illuminating the label’s design with a luxurious gleam that hints at something special inside. Rather than a bold contrast, the gold here feels integrated, blending into the label as if it belongs there - like a gilded invitation to experience the wine. This nuanced use of gold sets a tone of reverence and legacy, connecting the wine’s character to an aura of richness and history.

On The Prisoner's Solder label, the use of platinum ink adds a sleek, modern elegance that pairs perfectly with the label’s bold design. Platinum’s cool, lustrous tone contrasts against darker backgrounds, creating a refined, industrial edge that feels tactile and luxurious.

The platinum ink is not only visually striking but enhances the premium feel of the wine, lending sophistication and depth to the label. It’s a powerful way to convey quality, making an impression that feels as crafted as the wine itself.

Oak Farm wine labels feature copper ink to create a warm, earthy feel that resonates beautifully with the vineyard’s rustic and refined aesthetic. Copper ink adds a depth that is softer than gold but still eye-catching, evoking a sense of craftsmanship and natural elegance.

Copper feels grounded and organic, which aligns with Oak Farm’s identity, reflecting the heritage and landscape of the vineyard itself. The sleek copper detailing combined with rich metallic inks bring a subtle texture that catches light in a way that feels warm and inviting, drawing customers in. It’s a distinctive touch that speaks to authenticity and quality - adding warmth and character without overpowering the label’s design.