Hakuba Craft - Beer Labels

10/19/2024

Hakuba Craft Beer Labels

We created beer labels for Hakuba Craft. The material selected is silver glossy foil. The adhesive is water-soluble strong adhesive. The shape is a shield-type irregular shape. The printing is solid white except for the outer 1mm, making the edges appear silver. This method reproduces a silver gloss without using silver foil. The other colors were printed according to PANTONE instructions. We produced both body and neck labels. Having neck labels gives the impression that the product is professionally manufactured.

Material	Silver Glossy Foil Paper (water-soluble strong adhesive)
Dimensions	Neck: 106.1×44.8mm (irregular) Body: 96×66mm (irregular)
Printing Method	Relief Printing
Number of Colors	Amayadori: 4 colors (White + PANTONE 2374C + PANTONE 540C + PANTONE 7542C) Tropical Snow: 3 colors (White + PANTONE 123C + PANTONE 2012C) Amayuki: 3 colors (White + PANTONE 2169C + PANTONE 2149C) Avalanche: 3 colors (White + PANTONE 2344C + PANTONE 7597C)
Processing	None
Finish	4 pieces / 1 sheet
Mass Production Lead Time	9 business days (excluding weekends and holidays)~

Hakuba Craft Beer Label Specifications

client：reth Co., Ltd.
Hakuba, Nagano Prefecture. Located in the Northern Alps, this region, with its majestic mountain ridges, was developed in the Meiji era. It saw significant growth from the Taisho to Showa periods as an ideal spot for mountain tourism, including mountaineering and skiing. In 1998, it gained worldwide attention as a venue for the Nagano Winter Olympics. Though not the most suitable place for human habitation, it offers stunning views and diverse, rich nature not found in urban areas. The Hakuba Sanzan, boasting altitudes of over 3,000 meters, is one of Japan's 100 Famous Mountains and is home to rare alpine plants due to its harsh yet unique environment.

We make craft beer in Hakuba, a place with rich natural beauty despite its harsh environment. Using high-quality natural water polished by the tall peaks, we create products that refresh the hearts of people.