Beverage brand website design examples
Real beverage storefronts. The can is the brand here, and the best sites are built around it.
Where to start
- Liquid Death Mountain water in tallboys with a metal aesthetic. The site commits to the bit all the way to checkout.
- Olipop Best-in-class can design translated to the web: nostalgic flavors, big color fields, tidy PDPs.
- Ghia A non-alcoholic aperitif selling an hour of the day, not an ingredient list. Editorial, unhurried.
This roster covers the prebiotic soda fight, the non-alcoholic wave from aperitifs to zero-proof spirits, and functional coffee alternatives. Expect maximalist color, flavor-first navigation, and homepages that read like poster walls.
Every card opens a dossier with the storefront captured full-page as shipped, the live Meta ads, the brand palette, and dated version history. The version history is the interesting part here: watch a can redesign ripple through an entire storefront.
The non-alcoholic shelf is especially deep here: aperitifs (Ghia, De Soi), zero-proof spirits (Ritual Zero Proof, Lyre's, Monday), craft beer (Athletic Brewing), and craft cocktails (Curious Elixirs). Add the prebiotic soda rivals Olipop and Poppi, kombucha (Health-Ade), mushroom coffee (MUDWTR, RYZE, Four Sigmatic), and sparkling waters from Recess to HOP WTR, and you have most of the modern beverage aisle in one grid.