A good read and a bottle of wine go together like movies and popcorn. That’s why Italian winery Matteo Correggia and design agency Reverse Innovation has created Librottiglia (a smart combination of the Italian words for “book” and “bottle”), a range of wines intertwined with literature.
Each bottle of the Librottiglia line has a short story as part of its label which perfectly fit the drink inside. The tale “A Frog in the Belly” by Patrizia Laquidara is an intriguing fable which complements the uncommon personality of the red Anthos, Regina Marques Nadaes’s “I love you. Forget me” is as intense as the ruby red Nebbiolo Roero it accompanies, and “Murder by journalist and satirist Danilo Zanelli blends with the fresh and light spirit of the white Roero Arneis.
Currently, the short stories on 375ml bottles are available only in Italian, but lets hope that they will soon come out in English as well.
More info: librottiglia.com (h/t: mmm)
By Rokas L | Bored Panda
