Wine Logo Ideas:
Logo | Description |
|---|---|
| The combination of the French Monsieur La Doulaise typeface and the oak barrel in the icon lends this brand an air of tradition, suggesting a wine making process that leans toward the aging of fine wines. This air of exclusivity is continued in the monochromatic color palette, which conveys a refined, sophisticated wine brand. |
| A dominant green color palette highlights notions of organic farming and sustainable harvesting practices. This idea is reinforced by the nature-inspired icon, which reminds customers of the vineyards your grapes are grown in, while the Cardo typeface lends a formal, classic flair to a design that is perfect for organic wines. |
| The clever combination of a wine glass and a fork can be used to highlight a restaurant famous for its bold wine menu and perhaps one that specializes in wine pairings. Red is a fantastic color for a food and wine business, as it heightens the appetite, and the Parisienne typeface reminds customers of the culture famous for top quality wines. |
| If you own a bottling company that works with vineyards during the wine making season, this logo is for you! The large heart shows your love of the industry and leads the eye to the Titillium Web typeface, conveying your brand's focus on innovation. Meanwhile, dark blue will encourage vineyard owners to trust in your business. |
| A soft green color palette creates a soothing atmosphere, and is perhaps a subtle reference to the "to your health" toast. The laurel leaves around the wine glass suggest award-winning wines, and hint at the longevity of wine and its ancient roots. The weathered Averia Libre typeface accentuates this sense of history, adding a vintage vibe. |
| The Lily Script One typeface dominates this design with its bold letters, adding a romantic aesthetic to this design that suggests your wine is meant to be enjoyed on special occasions. The detailed floral icon seems to enhance this idea and tells the story of your wine brand. Meanwhile, the plum color palette complements the romantic air. |
| This beautiful indigo background creates a sense of calm, peace, and spiritual awareness that works well with the icon of a winged bottle. This design suggests a brand that develops and sells transcendent wines, to be enjoyed in casual settings with friends. The strong Days One typeface helps the business name to stand out in this bold logo. |
| The gentle Signika typeface, designed for signage, will ensure your business name catches the eye of shoppers and wine connoisseurs. The barrel icon tells the story of barrel-aged wines that are full-bodied and rich in flavor, while the subtle star hints at excellence. The soft red tones suggest a business that specializes in red wines. |
| A dark gold color palette creates an elegant design with a vintage aesthetic that looks back at the Vinalia festivals celebrated in ancient Rome. The berry-filled wreath conveys the fertility of nature and the harvesting of the grapes, while the Marcellus SC typeface, inspired by Roman inscriptions, complements the classical flair of this design. |
| A text-based logo can be a good option for a professional wine brand, as it emphasizes the business name. The Advent Pro typeface has modern characteristics that convey a contemporary, trendy vibe, while the burgundy color palette mirrors the color of a fine red wine. This design would be great for a modern, innovative wine company. |
