Le Spritz Sumac & Chili
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What makes the design work
Ghia brand studyVisual observations across the brand’s packaging. Individual formats and editions may vary.
Script wordmark
Looping monoline script at about 90% of the triangle width, set on a rising diagonal in the flavour's script colour.
Rounded-triangle label
Soft triangle wide at the shoulder and tapering down, tilted about 20 degrees; identical size and angle on every can.
Flavour roundel
Red #c8282b circle about 20% of can width, 'Le Spritz' and a condensed serif flavour name in white inside.
Reading the label
A single rounded triangle, wide at the top and tapering towards the base, tilted so it runs across the body on a diagonal; on bottles it sits mid-body as a shield, on cans it wraps from shoulder to base and leaves silver exposed on one side.
- Top corner
- Small red tab reading 'Apéritif'
- Centre
- Script wordmark at almost full label width, set on a rising angle
- Edge
- Volume line rotated vertically
- Lower right
- Red roundel with 'Le Spritz' and the flavour name
Typography & hierarchy
The script wordmark is almost the whole label: it runs on a rising diagonal at near-full triangle width. Everything else is small and pushed to the edges: a tiny caps tab at the top corner, the volume running vertically along the label edge, and 'Le Spritz' plus the flavour name inside a roundel near the base.
Script
Sign-painter monoline scripts, Pacifico (lighter and rounder)
Rounded monoline connected script with a looping capital
Title case · Regular
Headline
Clarendon Condensed, Recoleta Condensed
Condensed bold serif
Uppercase · Bold
Label
Neue Haas Grotesk, Akzidenz-Grotesk
Small grotesque caps
Uppercase · Medium
Typeface suggestions based on visual similarity. These are not verified font identifications.
How the range holds together
Colour coding with a fixed shape: each flavour owns one label colour and one script colour, while the triangle, the angle, the roundel and the bare metal never change.
Shelf presence
Stacked cans read as a diagonal stripe of colour repeated on silver, so a fridge row turns into a pattern; the ribbed garnet bottle stands apart as the hero.
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