Homebrew Wine Labels
These labels were made for homebrew wines, ciders, and meads made as a hobby with my partner. We have 2 house brands – Chateau Sainte Cecelia for “my” brews and Casa di Giatti for “his,” but in reality both of us work together to make every bottle. The labels are a matter of practicality, to tell apart different batches, but they also stretch my creative muscles. I’m selecting some of my favorites to highlight here.

Enormous American Diamonds
White wine made with locally grown grapes, pressed by hand. The label design was made using type and a frame from the book Early American Advertising, Typographical Volume

Worrying, Flurrying
Country wine made with lilac tea from our backyard lilac bushes.The label design was made using type and a frame from the book Early American Advertising, Typographical Volume

Double Pomme
Sparkling cider sweetened with boiled cider syrup, all from a local orchard. Designed with a hand-drawn and digitized illustration

Le Taureau
Orange mead with local honey and maple syrup. Designed with a hand-drawn and digitized illustration

Vino di Giatti
Cherry wine made with cherries from my parents' tree. Designed with a hand-drawn and digitized illustration

la mer brûle
Sparkling ginger country wine. Label made with a digitally edited analog collage
