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Cognac packaging: A. De Fussigny innovates with flax bottle
Diageo partners with ecoSPIRITS on new circular packaging solution in Southeast Asia

Diageo partners with ecoSPIRITS on new circular packaging solution in Southeast Asia
Diageo partners with ecoSPIRITS on new circular packaging solution in Southeast Asia

Butterfly Cannon helps to put India on the luxury whisky map
Butterfly Cannon has created new brand Godawan, Diageo’s first sustainable, artisan single malt whisky nurtured in Rajasthan, India.

Match Tonic Water | Curius
A zero-breakage, square bottle design to disrupt and excite the e-Commerce market.

7 global wine, spirit and beer brands embracing NFTs
On 19 October 2021, alcohol brands got a shot in the arm with the launch of BlockBar, A marketplace for spirit labels to sell their NFTs.

“It’s always impressive to see how a one-off design can create a new sense of excitement”
Josh Brooks, marketing & community director, packaging, Easyfairs on the most exciting innovations in the sector

Design Case Study | Vogis Gin – Indigo Branding Agency
A business trip to Cuba passed through London in the eighties. It was there that the scientist Vardan Yavruyan tasted gin for the first time. He immediately felt that there was something specific and genuine about the drink. After returning to Armenia, he was determined to create the drink in his homeland.

Design Case Study | Simil – Sollasa
Sollasa is the world’s first spirit crafted specifically to complement Indian cuisine. It combines orange zest, lime and lychee, with herbaceous notes of mint and basil, the cooling fragrant spice of coriander seeds and cardamom, and a pinch of sea salt – the perfect blend of flavours to elevate your Indian meal.

Design Case Study | Hi Estudio – Robel
In each small town in Mexico different stories, tales and anecdotes are told. The inspiration for this project was born from a legend, they say that its inhabitants sat under a tree to watch the rain, it is said that under that tree a large oak was buried a pet (a dog) and its owner they magically turned the rain into gin, for the townspeople.