Appartement 103 has redesigned Liviko Group's Estonian liqueur brand Vana Tallinn.

Selling over two million bottles a year across 27 countries, Vana Tallinn has been growing in popularity on the export markets.

In a first immersive phase, Appartement 103 researched the brand history in  collaboration with Vana Tallinn's team.

Appartement 103 creative director Julien Zylbermann says: "Sharing their passion and vision to enhance the desirability of their brand, our client truly opened their doors to us, sharing their deep understanding of Vana Tallinn world and its heritage. An inspiring phase that has allowed us to stretch the brand and explore its limits in order to finally unlock its true potential."

Divided into two segments, the top unified lozenge label shape refers to the defence walls of the old city of Tallinn, adding strength and boldness to the presentation while highlighting its story-telling. The colours were stripped down in order to enhance visibility and brand recognition on shelf, while the enlarged 40, 45 and 50 numbers strategically increased differentiation to each variant by acting as sub-names.

Furthermore, the Vana Tallinn's typeface was refined in order to convey a more modern and confident stature, while the icon has been cleaned up and placed above 'Vana Tallinn' as part of the logo.

The bottom part of the label sets out to highlight the heritage, quality and craftsmanship of the product through a carefully selected metalised paper, showcasing the old city of Tallinn where the liqueur is still produced to date, using the same recipe since its launch.

Read more at source The Drinks Report