ENOCODICI

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In a context of proliferation and differentiation of the wine offer in the retail system and a strong media attention increasingly towards the culture of wine tasting, the problem of accompanying the purchase of wine is an emerging issue. The project EnoCodici (WineCodes) investigates this issue, with the aim of creating a common visual language capable of conveying intuitively features and quality of wine products, using the bottles as a vehicle for this information. The outcome of the investigation is a system of standardised back-label, applicable to all bottled wine, which contains, in addition to what is compulsory by law, a real visual description of the product characteristics. Pictograms, colour codes and text builds a new kind of visual grammar for a concise description of the sensory properties of wine as well as the optimum conditions for wine tasting.

Reference:
V. Bucchetti, Packaging contro.verso, Edizioni Dativo, Milano 2009.

reported by:

Packaging Design Archive

on:

04.06.09

Credits

Country: Italy
Year: 2006
School: Politecnico di Milano, School of Design (Milan, Italy)

Course: Final Studio 2005-2006, Communication Design Bachelor Degree

Lecturers: Valeria Bucchetti, Piero Capodieci, Chiara Diana, Maurizio Minoggio

Student: Daniele Sormani with Erica Premoli, Paola Slongo