Elegant olive gentleman mascot anchors luxury fruit wine series

Create an ultra-premium multi-panel advertising poster for a luxury fruit wine series, fully preserving the exact layout logic, visual hierarchy, product-content structure, and campaign rhythm of reference image 1, while replacing the original snack product system with a premium fruit wine collection and replacing the original brand IP with the exact mascot/IP from reference image 2.

IMPORTANT IP REQUIREMENT:
Use the exact product IP from reference image 2 as the brand mascot and packaging identity system:
a refined anthropomorphic olive gentleman mascot in elegant black-and-gold vintage emblem style, with olive head, small mustache, tuxedo, bow tie, and a wine glass in hand. This mascot must appear consistently on packaging, crest seals, gift box branding, and selected composition accents, preserving the same personality and luxury bar identity as reference image 2. The mascot must feel like the official brand IP of the fruit wine series.

Overall structure:
Recreate the same content architecture as reference image 1:
1. Top large hero panel: one flagship fruit wine hero product, enlarged and dominant, with fruit, liquid splash, and premium ingredient composition.
2. Middle section: multiple smaller scene panels showing the same product family integrated into different elegant social or lifestyle moments.
3. Bottom large lineup panel: a complete fruit wine series display with multiple flavor variants and a premium gift box, all unified by the same brand IP and visual system.
The entire artwork must feel like one highly polished, coherent luxury campaign board.

Milk Cloud Orbit + Cream Halo Transit direction:
Push the strongest established qualities further: make the top hero product feel more like the unmistakable flagship center of the brand universe, and upgrade the middle scene panels into more elevated, premium lifestyle chapters. Keep the exact same structural skeleton as reference image 1, but replace ordinary casual usage moments with richer, more luxurious social settings such as an elegant cocktail bar, intimate private dinner, candlelit gifting moment, or refined lounge-table occasion. The result must feel more collectible, more expensive, and more brand-iconic while preserving the same multi-panel campaign rhythm.

Brand world:
The whole visual identity must feel like a high-end European-style fruit wine house with a refined black-and-gold vintage emblem system, using the mascot from reference image 2 as the core visual anchor. The campaign must feel elegant, collectible, festive, refined, and modern, like a premium boutique alcohol brand. The product family should feel giftable, social, and stylish.

Product system:
Replace the snack products with a premium fruit wine series. Use elegant fruit wine bottles, short premium glass bottles, or luxury cylindrical gift packaging suitable for boutique fruit wine. The lineup should include several flavor variants with clear visual distinction, such as:
- blackberry reserve
- peach rosé
- cherry ruby
- citrus amber
- plum noir
- berry blossom
The exact flavors can be adjusted, but they must feel premium, giftable, and visually rich. Packaging should carry the black-and-gold olive gentleman IP from reference image 2.

Top hero panel:
Create a dramatic large hero scene for one flagship fruit wine flavor. The hero product should stand front and center, larger, more dominant, and more luxurious than before, with one flavor variant highlighted more strongly than the others. Surround it with a cinematic arrangement of corresponding fruits, elegant wine splash arcs, droplets, glass reflections, rich liquid color, and premium ingredient details. The fruit wine splash must feel controlled, glossy, and physically believable. The environment should be dark luxurious blue-black or deep wine-toned, with premium spotlighting and subtle depth. The hero panel must feel bold, immediately iconic, and worthy of the whole series.

Middle scene panels:
Create several smaller supporting panels in the same structure as reference image 1, each showing the fruit wine product in a different elegant lifestyle moment. Upgrade the scene quality to a more refined luxury level:
- an upscale cocktail-bar or lounge-table moment,
- an intimate private dinner or couple’s toast,
- a candlelit festive gathering,
- a premium gift-opening or special-occasion presentation.
Each smaller panel must include the same packaging system and the same IP branding logic, with elegant glasses, rich ambient light, and refined scene styling. These middle panels must feel varied but tightly unified, like polished chapters of one brand story.

Bottom lineup panel:
Create a premium wide series lineup showing multiple fruit wine variants together with a luxurious gift box. The products should be arranged in a rich but highly controlled display, with fruits, glassware, subtle liquid glow, and elegant support elements around them. The black-and-gold olive gentleman IP from reference image 2 must unify the lineup through emblem labels, seals, and packaging marks. This bottom section should feel like the final collection reveal: abundant, giftable, prestigious, and highly brand-driven.

Packaging realism:
Render all fruit wine packaging with extreme realism and premium print fidelity. Show glossy labels, metallic foils, embossed crests, matte-black surfaces, glass reflections, colored liquid depth, cork or cap details, and subtle luxury finishing. The mascot/IP from reference image 2 must feel naturally integrated into the packaging design, not pasted on.

Fruit and liquid realism:
Render fruits with rich premium realism: skin texture, dew, sliced interiors, juice sheen, seeds, flesh translucency, and realistic color depth. Render wine liquid with controlled physical realism: elegant arcs, glassy edge highlights, droplets, viscosity, and luminous transparency. The splash must feel refined and celebratory, never messy or cheap.

Lighting:
Use extremely delicate, soft, premium commercial lighting with cinematic polish. The top hero panel should carry stronger dramatic contrast, the middle panels should feel warmer, moodier, and more luxurious, and the bottom lineup should feel rich and giftable. Across all panels, maintain one coherent luxury lighting language. The light must flatter the glass, labels, fruits, liquid, and emblem details with precision.

Color direction:
Use a refined luxury palette built around deep midnight blue, black, antique gold, burgundy, plum, ruby, amber, peach, and berry-toned accents depending on flavor. The overall brand world should feel dark, elegant, and saturated in a controlled way, with each flavor carrying a distinct fruit-tone accent while remaining inside the same luxury system.

Typography and layout:
Preserve the same strong promotional layout logic as reference image 1: bold English main title, smaller support text, elegant section labels, and premium campaign hierarchy. Typography must be art-directed, clean, and luxurious, never crude. The text must work in harmony with the black-and-gold olive gentleman IP system from reference image 2. Use English-only headline and support text.

Mood:
luxurious, festive, giftable, elegant, collectible, refined, cinematic, premium, social, rich, celebratory

Rendering style:
ultra-premium fruit wine campaign poster, same structure as reference image 1, exact brand mascot/IP from reference image 2, black-and-gold vintage emblem identity, stronger flagship hero panel, more luxurious middle lifestyle scenes, bottom lineup reveal, hyper-real product and fruit realism, elegant liquid splash, cinematic commercial lighting, world-class luxury beverage advertising aesthetic, 8k, collector-grade image quality

Negative prompt:
cheap alcohol ad, generic wine branding, missing mascot consistency, inconsistent panel structure, weak hero product, cluttered luxury scene, low-detail fruit, muddy liquid, cartoon packaging, poor typography, overdecorated composition, supermarket alcohol poster style, low-resolution glass reflections