Label for Nota vinegar

Nota vinegar label design connects Istrian tradition with the fact that vinegar gives the final note to a dish. The famous musician Tamara Obrovac composed music exclusively for the labels

The name itself, Nota, is inspired by the fact that vinegar gives the final note to a dish.

Depending on the strength, it comes in three flavors: leggero, andante, and forte.

To convey the strength and the character of the flavors that are characteristic of the Istrian climate, the label was created with the help of the famous musician Tamara Obrovac, who dedicated her entire life to promoting the Istrian tradition through music and so she composed music exclusively for the Nota labels. Tamara is one of the most significant and versatile personalities on the Croatian music scene. Her ethnically inspired contemporary Mediterranean jazz is influenced by the particular musical and dialectal traditions of Istria. She’s received many national and global awards, including a nomination for the BBC Radio World Music Awards.

Original miniatures on the labels are the result of Tamara’s tasting, and the QR code on the label leads to the soundtrack.

Thus, Nota becomes the first vinegar in the world whose taste can be felt even before tasting it. Consequently, it becomes a multi-sensory experience of enjoying an autochthonous Istrian product.

Scan it, listen, and choose the best note that rounds off the symphony of your dish. Leggero? Forte? Andante?