Case study · Craft distillery · Madras, Oregon

New Basin Distilling

Five Oregonians with backgrounds in farming, ranching, teaching, flying and building started New Basin in 2014. It's a grain-to-glass distillery that's also a 400-acre farm. We redesigned the logo and a range of eight spirits.

Client
New Basin Distilling Co.
Services
Logo redesign, packaging
Location
Madras, Oregon
New Basin spirit labels tiled in color

Identity

Shaped by the stills

The new mark echoes the curves of the distilling tanks, with a bolder font for readability.

The original New Basin logo next to the redesign
Original vs. redesign
Copper stills inside the New Basin distillery
The inspiration
New Basin Distilling round logo
New mark
New Basin coasters, Made in Oregon
Coasters

Packaging

Eight spirits, one system

Every bottle has a tamper-proof seal, a badge logo, a clear label and a hang tag, all color-coded by spirit.

A New Basin bottle with label and seal
Label & seal
New Basin bottles on a shelf
On shelf
The full lineup of New Basin spirits

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New Basin logo with shiny silver text reading "New Basin Distilling, Madras Oregon, Estd. 2013
 

New Basin Distilling Company

A distillery born from the shared entrepreneurial spirit of five Oregonians with diverse backgrounds in farming, cattle ranching, education, piloting, and craftsmanship. Established in 2014 and officially opened in 2016, thier Madras, Oregon-based distillery is not just a producer of exceptional whiskey, vodka, and gin but also technically a farm, boasting 400 acres of grain cultivation. Committed to a grain-to-glass approach, they blend their fine grain with sourced alcohol from across the United States and crystal-clear Opal Springs water—the purest and oldest on earth.

 

Branding

Drawing inspiration from the distinctive tanks integral to the distilling process, Tony skillfully echoes their curves and circular shapes in the rebranded logo. The incorporation of a bold font enhances readability, ensuring a more accessible experience. The resulting mark not only pays homage to the distillation process but also conveys confidence, assuring consumers that their product meets the highest standards of quality and craftsmanship.

 

Tony took inspiration from New Basins’ distilling equipment for the redesigned logo mark.

 

 Packaging

In the packaging process, we meticulously designed eight distinct styles of distilled liquor. Each bottle is equipped with a tamper-proof seal, features a badge-style logo, and showcases a label containing essential details such as the brand name, logo, product name, and key information about the spirit. Additionally, a hang tag complements the presentation. To facilitate easy identification, all elements are thoughtfully color-coded.

Image of two drink coasters. One has the New Basin Distilling logo in white on black background, and the other has black text on white background that reads "Made in Oregon. Drunk Everywhere"..
 
Bottle lineup shows seven bottles with labels on a cyan colored background

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