Label Tech

It’s often the smallest details that make a premium label stand out.

A closer look at the label we produced for Yeats Whiskey - a small-batch release with plenty of thoughtful print detail.

Produced to fit an unusual bottle shape, the label required a carefully considered die cut to ensure the finished piece worked beautifully on pack.

Premium finishes including hot foil, embossing and an uncoated paper stock give the label a refined, tactile feel, while sequential numbering adds to the limited small-batch character.

A lovely example of how material choice, print finishes and technical precision come together to elevate a premium spirits label.

Images borrowed from Yeats Irish Whiskey

A label designed to transport you.

Produced by the team here at Label Tech for Eduardo’s Negroni, this premium label range combines rich colour, tactile textures, detailed foiling and passport-inspired design elements to create a bottle that feels as distinctive as the cocktails inside.

From the layered finishes to the small travel-inspired details woven throughout the design, every element works together to bring the Eduardo’s story to life on shelf.

A brilliant collaboration all round.

Design: Backbar Studios
Photography: Christopher Heaney Photography

This lovely label we produced for Dundalk Bay Brewery & Distillery's alcohol-free lager is all about balance - bold colour, crisp contrast, and a finish that holds its own on shelf.