Celebrant is a Wine That Wants To Help You Celebrate The Good Times

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Natalie Mouradian

Published

June 20, 2018

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Wine & Champagne Packaging

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Sterling Creativeworks created the elegant yet playful packaging for Celebrant, a sparkling wine brand that wants to help celebrate the good times.

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Agency: Sterling Creativeworks
Designer/Creative Director: Cynthia Sterling
Client: GrapeSeed Wine Fund
Location: Napa, USA

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