See clearly. Grow with confidence.

We fix branding & packaging that no longer supports your growth.

For established wine and spirits producers who’ve outgrown patchwork fixes. We build clear, structured branding and packaging systems designed to last.

Three bottles of wine from East of Eden winery placed on a wooden surface with a rural landscape and cloudy sky in the background. The bottles feature labels with artistic images of reclining women and are labeled Shiraz, Riesling, and Grenache.
Influx logo with stylized text inside a diamond shape

When quality rises but market perception stalls, growth slows.

For established producers, growth often stalls not because of quality — but because the brand no longer reflects it clearly in the market.


You can sense resistance in market. Pricing pressure. Uneven shelf impact. Mixed trade feedback. The instinct is to tweak a label or update the website.

The underlying issue is usually misalignment.

What your brand communicates no longer matches the quality, ambition, or price point of what you’re producing.

What most producers feel, but can’t define.

Person holding a bottle of Hutton Vale Farm Eden Valley Shiraz wine, with a rustic kitchen table of food in the background, including bread, chopped meats, fruit, and jars.
A clear bottle of Lobo Gin with a vibrant, geometric label featuring blue, gold, white, and black colors, and a wolf's face in the center.
Influx logo in orange on a black background.

Once a business reaches scale, isolated fixes create more problems than they solve. Each update is made on its own, without shared rules, priorities, or direction.

Business consequences

  • Ongoing rework and internal debate

  • Inconsistent ranges and diluted shelf presence

  • Limited pricing leverage

Why patching stops working at scale.


Four bottles of colorful gin with labels reading 'Imposter,' 'Pretender,' 'Saboteur,' and 'Charlatan,' arranged in a line, each with a wooden cap and liquid matching their label color.

Clarity defines what actually needs to change and what should stay untouched. It gives everyone a shared point of reference, so every update reinforces the same message.

The practical impact

  • Faster, more confident decisions

  • Consistency across SKUs and channels

  • A structure that supports growth, not constant revision

What changes when clarity comes first.

How Influx approaches change differently.

We don’t start with design. We start by clarifying the business problem that needs solving. Our work follows a defined sequence — clarity before visibility, systems before one-offs — so change is deliberate, contained, and commercially grounded.

The goal isn’t more design. It’s fewer, better decisions that last.

Why producers choose to work with Influx.

  • No visuals begin until direction is clear.
    This prevents rework and removes uncertainty, so decisions are guided by outcomes — not personal taste.

  • Our REFRESH, REBUILD, and REBRAND pathways exist to create clarity, control scope, and remove unnecessary complexity.

  • We design for ranges and future releases, not one label in isolation.

  • Key decisions are captured as clear systems, so brands stay consistent as the business grows.

A bottle of Nightfall Cabernet Sauvignon wine with a glittering black label lying next to a black wine opener with a rhinestone-studded handle.
Close-up of a black Alexa device with a dotted surface and the word 'Alexa' engraved on it, against a dark background.
Six bottles of Lobo craft beer placed on a concrete surface next to a box with similar branding in a well-lit spot.
A person's hand holding a bottle of LOBO beer with an illustrated wolf on the label, near a honeycomb frame with bees and honey.
Person holding a bottle of red wine in a dimly lit restaurant.
A hand holding a bottle of red wine labeled 'Sanctuary 2015 Cabernet Sauvignon Coonawarra' in a dimly lit dining setting with wine glasses and a wooden table in the background.

How we support different stages of growth.

From focused label refinement to complete brand realignment, support is shaped to the level of change required. We help you see what’s working, where the gaps are, and what needs to change - so decisions move forward with confidence.

We don’t start with design decisions in isolation. We clarify what matters, what should lead, and what should stay the same.

Great packaging needs more than good design. It needs clarity. That’s why we build branding and packaging systems that reflect the quality and ambition of the wine you produce.

Not every producer needs the same level of change.

Support at the right depth, for where your business is now.

Some labels need refinement. Some ranges need structure. Some brands need realignment.

That’s why we offer three clear pathways:

REFRESH

REFINE AN EXISTING LABEL OR SMALL RANGE
EXPLORE REFRESH

REBUILD

RE-STRUCTURE A RANGE OR INTRODUCE NEW PRODUCTS
EXPLORE REBUILD

REBRAND

REALIGN BRAND, PACKAGING, AND DIRECTION
EXPLORE REBRAND

Trusted by established wine and spirits producers seeking clarity, confidence, and long-term consistency at scale.

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