Graham’s New Year Edition

Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States

Graham’s New Year Edition

by Chris Zawada
18717

Updated on February 3rd, 2011 |

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Designed by Symington Family Estates | Country: Portugal

“Inspired by the upcoming Chinese New Year and the use of vibrant colors in the Asian culture, the Graham’s Port Asia New Year Edition packaging has been specially released to mark the celebration for this occasion.

Red, green and black were chosen to interpret: prosperity and happiness; harmony and balance; power and masculinity. These concepts are expressed through the detailing of the design in the wrought iron 1890 gate at the ‘Malvedos’ property in the Douro valley.

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Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States

Graham’s New Year Edition

by Chris Zawada
February 3, 2011
18717

1 Minute Read

Designed by Symington Family Estates | Country: Portugal

“Inspired by the upcoming Chinese New Year and the use of vibrant colors in the Asian culture, the Graham’s Port Asia New Year Edition packaging has been specially released to mark the celebration for this occasion.

Red, green and black were chosen to interpret: prosperity and happiness; harmony and balance; power and masculinity. These concepts are expressed through the detailing of the design in the wrought iron 1890 gate at the ‘Malvedos’ property in the Douro valley.

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