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The Barefoot Wine Logo Is an Actual Ink Print of Harvey's Foot

Bonnie Harvey · Barefoot Wine: Bonnie Harvey and Michael Houlihan · Sep 16, 2024 · at 1:13:58

Barefoot Wine co-founder Bonnie Harvey explains the origin of the brand's iconic bare footprint logo.

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“I sent Michael out to get the largest ink pad he could find. I put my foot in there, and on some artist paper, and I sent that off, and that's how my foot got on the label.”

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