Printers Devil

A printer’s devil was an apprentice typically a young boy in a printing establishment who performed a number of tasks such as mixing tubs of ink and fetching type. Over the years he has been referred to as Belphegor Gremlin & Titivillus after which the wines in this unique range have been named. This wine symbolises the fanciful belief among printers that a special devil haunted every print shop performing mischief such as misspelling words and removing entire lines of completed type.