The Globe blends heritage and innovation, with a gold-foiled, embossed hourglass reimagining the winery family crest in a timeless design.
Diemersdal Estate has released the first South African wine to be fermented and matured in Wineglobes, bulbous pure glass containers designed specifically for winemaking. This groundbreaking approach seamlessly blends tradition with cutting-edge innovation, mirroring the design philosophy behind The Globe Sauvignon Blanc.
The Globe’s label is a visual celebration of time, heritage, and craftsmanship, encapsulating Diemersdal’s pioneering spirit. At its center is an intricately designed hourglass, a refined reimagining of the Louw family crest, symbolizing a proud legacy spanning six generations.
The flowing sand within the hourglass represents the delicate balance between tradition and progress, mirroring the patience and dedication required to craft exceptional wine. It reflects the natural cycles of winemaking, where history and innovation coexist. This symbolic design serves as a reminder that every bottle holds the essence of time—honoring the legacy while envisioning the future.
Elevating this concept further, the label features gold foiling and blind embossing, adding depth, texture, and a touch of luxury. More than just an aesthetic choice, this design is an ode to visionary winemaking. Deeply rooted in history yet embracing the future, The Globe embodies the innovation that has defined Diemersdal since its founding in 1885.
