Batli.
A five-flavour drinks range where the bottle never changes and the label does all the work — five hand-drawn worlds on one piece of glass.
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A five-flavour drinks range where the bottle never changes and the label does all the work — five hand-drawn worlds on one piece of glass.
Most beverage ranges differentiate by changing the bottle. That multiplies tooling, complicates the line and blurs the block on shelf. Batli holds one 350 ml format across the entire range and lets illustration carry every difference.
Each flavour gets its own densely drawn field, built from its own fruit in a folk-art line that wraps the full circumference — no front, no back, no dead side facing the aisle. The wordmark sits in a soft lozenge so it stays legible against any of the five.
350 ml flint glass, a black cap, and a single label die across the whole range. The only variable is what is printed on it. That keeps a flavour change to a roll swap on the line, and keeps shelf presence to a block of colour that reads from three metres.
