Wolfe Bros Makes Limoncello Howl with Maximalist Color 

Wolfe Bros Makes Limoncello Howl with Maximalist Color 


Wolfe Bros’ new lineup of Cello liqueurs, including Lemon, Rhubarb, and Orange, leans into big, bright maximalism with packaging that feels like summer in a bottle. Designed by OurCreative, each label uses large abstract shapes and a punchy high-contrast palette that mirrors the sharpness of the liquid inside.

The name breaks across the wrap in chunky, curved type, allowing “cello” to repeat like a call-and-response. From the slanted wrap to the extra-wide color blocks, it’s designed to stand out from every possible angle. Fruit liqueurs aren’t often taken seriously, but this design style ensures they’re viewed as a sophisticated yet playful take on the “cello” concept. 

 Joe Wallis, Design Director at OurCreative, dives into the design process below.



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