Copper-foil serif lettering on a cold brew bottle, every word spelled the way the prompt asked.

photo of a bartender's hand holding up a frosted glass bottle of cold brew coffee toward the camera, the bottle filled to the shoulder with dark coffee and sealed with a black metal crown cap, the label is matte black paper with a copper-foil art deco design: a geometric lighthouse mark made of stacked copper lines at the top, its beam fanning in thin foil rays to both edges; a blind-embossed wave pattern border framing the label; the wordmark "NORTH PIER" set in a high-contrast Didone serif typeface like Bodoni, with hairline serifs and thick-thin vertical stress, in copper foil — a serif wordmark, not a sans-serif; beneath it "COLD BREW" in widely letterspaced serif small caps in cream ink; "No. 07" inside a small copper-foil cartouche; a tiny cream batch line "Brewed slow · 18 h" at the foot; only these words on the label, beads of condensation on the glass and running over the label edges, all five fingers visible wrapped around the bottle, a busy cafe counter with several people out of focus behind, morning window light from the left raking across the label, 50mm lens, shallow depth of field, the label in sharp focus