Moka Clube Launches Barrel-Aged Coffee with Victorian-Inspired Packaging
Brazilian designer Diego Carneiro created branding and packaging for Moka Clube's barrel-aged coffee, which combines coffee with spirits like whiskey, wine, rum, and cachaça. The product features handmade lettering and Victorian-era inspired illustrations that narrate Brazil's coffee history. Moka Clube, founded in 2012 as Brazil's first specialty coffee subscription service, aims to distribute premium coffee domestically. The packaging evokes a nostalgic, time-capsule aesthetic reminiscent of discovering forgotten items in an attic. Brazil's diverse terroirs contribute to a wide range of coffee flavors, making the search for unique profiles a central challenge. The coffee is described as an immersive sensory experience from aroma to taste, meant to be enjoyed in moderation.
Key facts
- Diego Carneiro designed the branding and packaging
- Moka Clube is a Brazilian specialty coffee subscription service
- Founded in 2012
- First subscription service for specialty coffees in Brazil
- Coffee is aged in barrels previously used for whiskey, wine, rum, and cachaça
- Packaging features handmade lettering and Victorian-inspired illustrations
- Packaging tells the history of coffee in Brazil
- Brazil has diverse terroirs producing wide flavor ranges
Entities
Artists
- Diego Carneiro
Institutions
- Moka Clube
Locations
- Brazil