Creating a wine label, following the takeover of a vineyard

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Château de Gragnos

http://www.chateaudegragnos.com/

Château de Gragnos - Cuvée Bout du Monde

Château de Gragnos is a vineyard (in South of France, dated 1710) that has recently been taken over by a Belgian family in love with nature and with the local environment and people. The new owners wanted for a long time to find a nice place to spend some time in the region and they fell in love with the domain. Passionate about nature, they are willing to operate the vineyard - soon to be organic-labelled - in harmony with the environment. We would like this to resonate through the labels. Its name "Château de Gragnos" is important as it comes from the Latin 'Grain'. Also, we are lucky to have the term "château" in our naming as it is quite rare in the region of Saint-Chinian or Languedoc. We are part of this AOC Saint-Chinian ("Appellation d'Origine Contrôlée") whose reputation is growing in France. The name "Bout du Monde" that we defined here above is an example of the name we could give to our next cuvée of red wine. Knowing that we would have 5 cuvées per year (3 reds, 1 white, 1 rosé). The design thus needs to be adaptable by changing some elements of your propositions (illustration, name, and so on) so that the customer understands the different designs represent different cuvées from the same vineyard. As an example, please find here below other names we could give to our cuvées: - Highest Quality wine : "Bout du monde" - Next level wine : "Cours de Bec" - Standard Quality wine : "Gorp" or "Le Lirou" - Rosé: "Puech" or "Puech Delcours"

The product is targeted to wine lovers (from 25 to ...), in France and Belgium in the first place. People who care about the origin of the products they consume, who care about how their products are harvested and who are looking for quality, to spend good moments with their friends and family with a good bottle of wine.