UnLtd: launch MOOD
We've been working with UnLtd to create MOOD – a range of mood enhancing teas with all proceeds going towards youth mental health programs.
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A no-nonsense approach to organic wine.
Bill Byron Wines is a new organic venture by the Findley Estate – a large-scale, family-owned vineyard in Mudgee, NSW.
William Byron Findley, known to his mates as Bill Byron, planted the vines in 1998 with the hope of producing enough wine that his family would never go dry. The 60-hectare vineyard, one of only a handful to be Certified Organic in Australia, is now tended by his son and daughter-in-law.
Bill Byron Wines wanted to enter the organic wine market with Bill’s characteristic no-nonsense approach to both organics and wine. A big man – tall, full of life and laughter – the brand needed to reflect the bold and confident attitude of its namesake as well as his sensitivity and skill as a winemaker.
The brand is a fine balance. The strong, graphic approach adopted for the logo and label reflect Bill’s courageous attitude, while subtle and intricate embellishments such as copper foils and blind embosses in the label acknowledge the attention to detail and craft involved in producing high quality wines.
“Maud has captured the no-nonsense approach we take to producing great premium organic wine and distilled it perfectly into a brand, label and website.”Luke Findley, Bill Byron Wines
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and Bill Byron Wines A no-nonsense approach to organic wine.
Bill Byron Wines is a new organic venture by the Findley Estate – a large-scale, family-owned vineyard in Mudgee, NSW.
William Byron Findley, known to his mates as Bill Byron, planted the vines in 1998 with the hope of producing enough wine that his family would never go dry. The 60-hectare vineyard, one of only a handful to be Certified Organic in Australia, is now tended by his son and daughter-in-law.
“Maud has captured the no-nonsense approach we take to producing great premium organic wine and distilled it perfectly into a brand, label and website.”
Luke Findley, Bill Byron Wines
