Wine in a Can Design

07/22/08

Written By:

nicko margolies

Without addressing the fear of drinking slightly metallic tasting wine, we wholeheartedly approve of this industrial design for a Wine Can. The prototype swept the Swedish Design Awards with the Best Environmental Adaptation and helped its designers earn the prize for Best Design Student. The Wine Can was designed by Jens Andersson and Jonas Forsman. We hope this sleek packaging will offer a recyclable format for delivering a smooth Malbec or a smokey Sauvignon Blanc. The designers are still shopping for investors and describe the project's unique, sustainable attributes:

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