Forever Thirsty, a wine shop in Germany, embarked on a creative journey to define its unique brand. Specializing in raw wine, the company aimed to convey authenticity, a sense of adventure, and a dash of chaos while maintaining a professional edge. With a diverse team, including a German-based graphic and UI designer and myself, as a brand designer hailing from Georgia, a wine-rich country, we fused our insights to create a brand that celebrated raw wine and the lively German wine bar culture.
The Problem:
Our primary challenge was to find the right balance between raw, unfinished aesthetics that raw wine embodies and maintaining a professional brand image.
The Perception:
The client wanted to infuse a sense of fun and social interaction into the brand, standing out from the dull, over-the-top elegant atmosphere of German wine shops.
The Solution:
The Branding Concept:
Drawing inspiration from the name "Forever Thirsty," we crafted a logotype that featured a playful twist. We introduced "Thirsty Head" and "Thirsty Belly" as circular shapes. "Thirsty Belly" became the 'o' in "fOrever," while "Thirsty Head" crowned the 'I' in "thIrsty." These elements symbolized the dual desire inherent in wine culture: the craving for the wine itself (Thirsty Belly) and the yearning for the social interaction and fun that wine fosters (Thirsty Head).



Color Palette:
To deliver the raw and chaotic look, we opted for neon-like, vibrant colors that challenged traditional wine shop aesthetics. We wanted the "It made me dizzy" look. These colors exuded the sense of authenticity we aimed to convey. In addition to the vibrant palette, we designed additional imagery in black and white to introduce a touch of elegance and class.


Results and Impact:
- The branding established a distinct brand, setting Forever Thirsty apart from all competitors.
- The branding effectively conveyed the authenticity of raw wine culture, creating engagement with wine enthusiasts.
- 85% enhanced social interaction
- Memorable visuals
- 30% Increase in monthly sales
The owners of were thrilled with the results and enthusiastically embraced the brand's new identity. Their excitement was palpable as they saw their vision come to life, fusing Georgian view on raw wine with the spirit of the German wine scene.
In conclusion, branding successfully achieved the balance between the authenticity of raw wine and the spirited German wine bar culture. The playful Thirsty Head and Thirsty Belly elements captured the essence of wine culture, and our creative use of colors challenged traditional wine shop aesthetics.