Cap art

Another entry in my wine tasting journey. A journey which is based on label style and art. Not a scientific process but a fun one for sure. I noticed this particular bottle because of the cap/cork cover. It was nicely decorated where the majority of the other wines were not, just a plain color. I am not sure if there is a specific name for the cap or cork cover, it anyone knows, please let me know.

I've tried this brand before, ( https://365project.org/joysabin/365/2018-09-14 ). This time a red blend which is a tad sweet but drinkable.

[kali]

a pretty bottle . i like my wine sweet thankyou :)

[Wylie]

Bottle labels are getting more interesting but I hadn't noticed the caps. nice find.

[aikiuser (jenn)]

I don't like wine, but I LOVE the labels!

[Rob Z]

What a good idea to match the cork to the label - makes a nice photo too. :)

[KV]

Interesting cork & label art.

[Kate]

Quite intricate label and cork art.

[Mags]

Nice way to document your journey!

[Jean]

cool!

[Dustyloup]

Love those labels, the colors and design pop!

[Walks @ 7]

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Wine travels, I think that should be my title for these shots. I wasn't expecting sweet from a red but I am partial to both sweet and not so much. I haven't really ever acquired a taste for whisky and such but flavored brandies, those I enjoy.