Produced near Crete, Koronekes boutique olive oil is a knock out. Nicely balanced, fruity, and fresh, its taste and texture slowly envelopes your mouth, coating your tongue smoothly, richly, and without a hint of greasiness.

Distinct green apple, artichoke, and herb notes hit first, and then softly mellow out, giving way to a rounded more earthy flavor. Drizzled lovingly over creamy risotto, or on simple grilled fish or salad, Koronekes’ is an absolute find. So too is the bottle. Its latest packaging is in the oh-so-en-vogue heavy perfume-bottle-esc flasks. It’s solid, impressive, and a stand out on your table — just like the oil itself.

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Want to add a little mystery to your wine? How about something with a wondrous past? Well, look no further than Vinaceous. Hailing from Australia, Vinaceous Wines rock striking labels depicting sexy circus characters with quirky personas.

From the Snake Charmer to their most recent addition, Sirenya, these Public Creative-designed labels transcend traditional styles, throwing a bit more excitement into the increasingly aesthetically interesting New World wine market mix. And then there’s the wine itself. With grapes sourced from South and Western Australia and a solid reputation as a quality wine, Vinaceous has developed somewhat of a cult follwing around Oz. So if you’re in the mood for a little madness, give them a go. After all, life’s a circus.

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Tired of scouring your market for that perfect cup of tea? Well, your hunt may well be over thanks to the good folks at Andrews & Dunham Damn Fine Tea who spend their days obsessively searching for that perfect cuppa, so that you don’t have to. Inspired and motivated by apparent mania for tea excellence, Andrews & Dunham produces limited quantities of series of teas they’re over the moon about, then once bored, swiftly move on to their next exceptional tea quest adventure.

Their first series, launched earlier this year, sold out like mad and the second, recently released, is on its way. For the gents at Damn Fine Tea the ever-evolving series is an entertaining way to connect people with great teas. Fun too is the design that brilliantly visualizes the concept and vibe behind the tea company. The work of Twin Cities-based agency Aesthetic Apparatus, the labels, like the tea, are unique, creative, and hand-printed. So next time you’re craving an exceptional cuppa, see for yourself how damnably superior Damn Fine Tea is.

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I love this series of crochet food packaging by Brighton-based artist Kate Jenkins.

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