50 Fantastic Examples of Beverage Packaging Design

Remem­ber when water used to be free? Peo­ple would think that you would be crazy to sell some­thing that is offered free. Crazy is beyond it’s mean­ing, because look at us cur­rently buy­ing bot­tled water. Even though H2O does not taste dif­fer­ent, the bot­tle does on the eyes. There has been a huge amount of com­pa­nies that are sell­ing bot­tled water that con­tain water from glac­i­ers, moun­tains, springs, and sew­ers (just kid­ding.) At this point and time we are becom­ing more and more depen­dent on a vari­ety of drinks. Just look at your reg­u­lar day and count how many dif­fer­ent kinds of bev­er­ages you con­sume. Most peo­ple start of with cof­fee, tea, or juice, then at lunch they grab a soda and a sand­wich, and for din­ner you might have a nice meal along with some wine, or another alco­holic bev­er­age. Through out the day you will also con­sume quite a few amount of water(which is a 100% health­ier choice than sug­ary drinks.)


Now what was the point to look at the whole day? The point is that the design field is strongly grow­ing. More and more bev­er­age com­pa­nies are com­ing up with new drinks and need design­ers like your­self to come up with incred­i­ble ideas. Pack­ag­ing design can make or break the prod­uct that is being offered. Its a very hard to attract a cus­tomer and out do the com­pe­ti­tion sit­ting right next to you. Since all the items in the gro­cery stores are placed accord­ing to cat­e­gories, you tea design bet­ter be more engag­ing than your com­peti­tors. To do that task flu­ently you will need to cre­ate a visual pack­ag­ing mas­ter­piece. The fol­low­ing col­lec­tion includes bev­er­ages rang­ing from cof­fee, soda, tea, energy drinks, milk, and much more!