St. Clair Wines
St. Clair had been around for 40 years. The wine had changed. The brand hadn’t. The job was to make something familiar feel worth bringing back to the table.
St. Clair had been around for 40 years. The wine had changed. The brand hadn’t. The job was to make something familiar feel worth bringing back to the table.
27,500+ targeted accounts reached


27,500+ targeted accounts reached
Recognition wasn’t the problem.
Desire was.
We stopped talking about wine like a test you had to pass and started treating the bottle like something you’d actually want to bring to the table.

New Mexico’s Best Plus-One.
A bottle with enough personality to earn its place at the table.
Not precious. Not intimidating. Just good company.


More than 15 varietals had to feel related without becoming a wall of sameness.
So we built one system that gave each bottle room to have its own personality.
Family resemblance. Different personalities.



Family resemblance.Different personalities.
The new attitude carried beyond the label.
OOH, social, photography, retail, merchandise, and digital all used a more confident, culturally relevant voice.
Less wine speak. More real talk. Honest, straightforward language—no technical lingo or empty trends.

Local creators helped introduce the new St. Clair.
Then the brand stepped out properly at the New Mexico Wine Festival.
