As the most prestigious packaging design award in the world, Pentawards not only recognise the best packaging design via the competition but also promote the importance of packaging design through live events and social media. We are committed to being the bridge between excellent design organisation and brands that are always looking for the best packaging design solutions.

Take a look at the below for some of the most popular designs we shared this month across our social media channels.

Siegfried Rheinland Dry Gin by Makers Company

Makers Company's packaging design for limited-edition Siegfried Rheinland Dry Gin.

Collaborating with the German distillery, Makers create a limited edition series of packaging designs based on the concept of “traveling abroad without moving”, capturing the essence of each destination in four distinct label illustrations.

Find out more about Makers Company here.

4Seas! by TV Lab Agency

TV Lab Agency's packaging design for 4Seas! sardines.

The name “4Seas!” reflects the 4 brand partners coming from different parts of the world. The illustrations of a sardine fish was done in a simple way, while a fishnet pattern was drawn by hand.

Find out more about TV Lab Agency here.

The Craster’s Rest by Studio-Unbound

Studio-Unbound's packaging design for The Craster’s Rest.

The studio was inspired by glass buoys that were in use during the early 1900s. The typography is heavily embossed into the surface of the glass so that the bottle can stay as true as possible to the original shape and structure, as well as a common finish associated with packaging from the time-period.

The overall outcome is an eye-catching bottle design that is a perfect blend of modern and tradition.

Find out more about Studio-Unbound here.

Mezzojuso by Bombcrater Design

Bombcrater Design's packaging for Mezzojuso.

The studio created a bright, clean, and energetic design for Mezzojuso Italian Liqueur that evokes memories of the beautiful and vibrant country.

Find out more about Bombcrater Design here.

Denada by Jo Cutri Studio

Jo Cutri Studio's branding and packaging design for Denada.

Denada translates to ‘It’s Nothing’, so like the product itself, the design is stripped back of any additives, taking inspiration from modern colour design trends and retro Japanese medical packaging.

Find out more about Jo Cutri Studio here.

Gem by 43oz Design Studio

43oz Design Studio's packaging design for Gem fruit wines.

The studio developed a unique shape that reflects the main feature of the product and its name, with the middle segment of the bottle having a multifaceted shape which resembles the faceting of a precious stone. The label complements the irregular shape of the bottle and presents essential information about the product through stylized images of fruits, which are further highlighted through post-printing processes.

Find out more about 43oz Design Studio here.