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Taste Test
Which bottle would you put behind the bar?
One is cut from shadow: faceted black glass with copper edges, a thistle crest inside a ring of thorns, charred wood underneath and a single warm glow burning behind it.
The other is cut from daylight: twisted clear glass on limestone, oak presentation case with brass hinges, cream label and hard sunlight raking across the wall.
One promises age and weight. The other promises patience and light. Which one earns the top shelf? 👇
#brandconcept #packagingdesign #artdirection
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Both man, these are super cool! Altought I'd say Bramwell pulls me more. 🙌
Bramwell gets my vote. The darker mood, faceted bottle, and copper details make it feel much more memorable and premium. Auren is beautiful too, but Bramwell has more character.
bramwell! looks like it has a story behind it.
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One stays in the studio: deep red velvet, a single rose laid beside the ring, one soft beam from above and a brilliant cut solitaire sitting quietly in yellow gold.
The other goes on location: an oval emerald floating in front of a moss covered arch, light falling through the canopy, wet leaves and a waterfall dissolving behind it.
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Need your eye here!🦩🕶️
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Option B – Bold dark
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not sure who picked option A 😄