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Brand Strategy / Wine Naming / Labels / Packaging / Website / Photography / Tasting Room / Advertising

Rosenthal Estate Wines

Estate wine, elevated releases, and a coastal partnership, each given a distinct expression of Malibu.

00 / Overview

A long-running wine engagement shaped one brand at a time.

Agency689 shaped separate expressions for Rosenthal Estate Wines, the elevated G Series named for George Rosenthal, and Surfrider partnership wines. The work spanned strategy, naming, identity, packaging, website design, photography, tasting-room materials, and advertising.

Agency role Brand, Packaging, and Digital Partner

Client Rosenthal Estate Wines

Services Brand Strategy / Wine Naming / Visual Identity / Label and Packaging Design / Website Design / Photography / Tasting-Room Materials / Advertising Campaigns

01 / Rosenthal Estate

The vineyard and Malibu coast in one primary expression.

Core labels balanced estate provenance with the tasting room’s relaxed coastal character. Photography and digital carried that view beyond the bottle.

02 / G Series

A more elevated series with a personal signature.

The G Series received its own identity and label system, signaling a selective tier while remaining connected to George Rosenthal.

03 / Surfrider Wines

Packaging for a coastal partnership.

Labels created with Surfrider gave the partnership wines a coastal expression and distinct role within Rosenthal’s offering.

04 / Website and Tasting Room

A more connected path into the wine club.

Website design, photography, and tasting-room materials aligned the physical and digital experience, helping visitors move from discovery into wine-club membership.

05 / Result

Stronger conversion from experience to membership.

Rosenthal bottle on Malibu beach

Client-reported result

+35% Wine-club membership growth in the year after the new website and tasting-room materials launched.

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If one brand has several stories to tell, let’s give each one a distinct place in the family.

We connect naming, packaging, digital, photography, and place without making every expression the same.