Bottles of wine, like books, shouldn’t be judged by their covers. Of course not. Yet ask any card-carrying winetrepreneur about the importance of a bottle’s label and you’ll soon enough start to understand the dark arts of wine label semiotics and the role label design takes in linking the bottle on the shelf to your emotional associations and memories, and – henceforth – to your credit card.
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