Good Ordinary Claret
by Tom Frost
In celebration of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, we are thrilled to introduce our sixth limited-edition Good Ordinary Claret.
The striking label is designed by printmaker Tom Frost. His screen-printed artwork depicts a tree blossoming within a wine glass – a symbol of our commitment to the environment. Each bottle purchased will support the Queen’s Green Canopy tree-planting initiative and Woodland Heritage Trust charities. You can find more about Tom, and our past labels, below.
The story behind the label
Discover the process behind Tom Frost’s stunning artwork for our Good Ordinary Claret.
Meet artist Tom Frost
Tom Frost is the artist and printmaker behind the new limited-edition label for our Good Ordinary Claret. On our blog, we speak to him about his work, his inspiration and why embracing the handmade is a philosophy he lives by.
Mighty oaks from little acorns grow
To mark the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, we’ll be joining people across the UK to plant trees. Here, our Director of Sustainability Andrew Magowan finds out more about the Queen’s Green Canopy initiative
Previous collaborations
From our first limited-edition label with Sir Paul Smith, to collaborations with artists such as Poppy Lennox, each GOC design has its own story to tell. Discover more about our past designs below.
Paul Smith
Luke Edward Hall
Kate Boxer
Iain Forsyth & Jane Pollard
Poppy Lennox
