For centuries, the grapes for the wine strain have been found in a small vineyard in the middle of untouched nature. Here every grape is carefully raised by hand and woken up every morning with gentle singing. Only when the moon is waxing are the best and most beautiful grapes selected and crushed barefoot by the Stamm brothers in the traditional wine press. The liquid nectar is then transformed into wine according to an ancient, super-cool ritual and bottled in bottles made of pure rock crystal. Of course, all of this could just be a lie to get you to buy their excellent wine. Bottom up.
For this initially nameless wine, we were inspired by the brothers' surname "Tribe" and the associated history of the wine. The result of this inspiration is the sketchy two-man saw that adorns the wine label. The partial varnish in the wine label adds a subtle but tactile dimension to the bark structure, creating a three-dimensional quality that makes the label visually and tactilely appealing. This use not only conveys aesthetic sophistication, but also a noticeable quality and exclusivity of the wine.
