REMI LANDIER - COGNAC
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PACKAGING DESIGN
5 GENERATIONS
OVER 250 YEARS OF HERITAGE
Rooted in the unique terroir of Fins Bois, cherished by the Benedictine monks of the Abbaye Royale de Bassac for over 250 years, Rémi Landier is a family-run cognac house established in 1890 on these exceptional lands in the Cognac region.
Our creation focuses on the symbol of "PAX," a Benedictine emblem meaning "PEACE." This symbol reflects a monastic tradition linked to the Abbaye Royale de Bassac, built around the year 1000. The monks established a farm there at the beginning of the 18th century, producing cognac in the heart of Fins Bois. This farm was acquired by Rémi Landier in the mid-20th century.
By incorporating this emblem on their labels, the Rémi Landier house honors a unique cultural heritage, while emphasizing the harmony and tranquility that characterize their cognacs.
Assignments:
Primary and secondary packaging design
Illustration