What if world famous brands like Facebook, Amazon, Adidas, Lacoste and Michelin sold wine? This was the question of Thomas Ollivier aka Tom Le French, who imagined how the bottles of wine would turn out if they were filled by well-known brands, but to whom the wine industry is foreign. He presented his fictitious designs in the 99 Wine Bottles series.
99 Wine Bottles is a series bottles of wine with fictitious labels world famous brands, which are otherwise not found among "winemakers". Imaginary designs are made by a creative Thomas Ollivier, who imagined what kind of bottles brands like them would send to the shelves Google, McDonalds, Coca-Cola, New York Times and Walt Disney, if you ever decide to expand your business to winemaking.
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All bottles of wine below are fictitious and unfortunately you can't buy them.
World-famous brands as wine sellers: 
Well-known brands, if they were to produce wine 
Well-known brands, if they were to produce wine 
Well-known brands, if they were to produce wine 
Well-known brands, if they were to produce wine 
Well-known brands, if they were to produce wine 
Well-known brands, if they were to produce wine 
Well-known brands, if they were to produce wine 
Well-known brands, if they were to produce wine 
Well-known brands, if they were to produce wine 
Well-known brands, if they were to produce wine 
Well-known brands, if they were to produce wine 
Well-known brands, if they were to produce wine 
Well-known brands, if they were to produce wine 
Well-known brands, if they were to produce wine 
Well-known brands, if they were to produce wine 
Well-known brands, if they were to produce wine 
Well-known brands, if they were to produce wine 
Well-known brands, if they were to produce wine 
photo: Thomas Ollivie 
Well-known brands, if they were to produce wine 
Well-known brands, if they were to produce wine 
Well-known brands, if they were to produce wine
More imaginary bottles:
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