| 英文摘要 |
This study examines whisky label design, with a particular focus on the visual style and market response to“artistic labels.”It investigates how these labels influence consumer perception and purchasing behavior. A questionnaire survey was conducted among individuals with prior experience in alcoholic beverage consumption, covering aspects such as label awareness, artistic impressions, and willingness to pay a premium. The findings reveal that most consumers pay close attention to label design, especially valuing textual information, illustrations, and color schemes. Artistic labels are perceived as unique, aesthetically refined, and collectible, indicating strong market acceptance and premium potential. Furthermore, preferences and levels of acceptance vary by gender, age, and consumption frequency. These results may inform whisky brand strategies in visual design and market segmentation, while also contributing to applied research in visual communication and consumer behavior |