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Malibu Pop & Street Art Series

January 29, 2009 | 3 Comments

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“La MJC came up with this idea of re-designing Malibu bottles in “pop” interpretations by legendary Europe artists So-Me, James Jarvis and Delta. Only 100 numbered bottles of each are available, a colette exclusive.”

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Love Joy Vodka

January 27, 2009 | 7 Comments

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“Integrity Spirits announced its presence to the world with two inaugural products, Lovejoy Vodka and Lovejoy Hazelnut. Lovejoy is a vodka that stands out from the crowded liquor shelves because of its design concept. Lovejoy Vodka comes with a variety of labels, allowing customers to choose the design that fits their mood, décor, or gift situation.”

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Kronvodka

January 26, 2009 | No Comments

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“Input: V&S, one of the world’s leading international spirits companies, wanted to regenerate Kronvodka, Swedish vodka brand with a royal heritage dating back to the 18th century.

Output: Kronvodka’s black and silver packaging with the new symbol was designed to attract a male audience between the age of 35-49.

Outcome: At the relaunch, Kronvodka immediately attracted attention in the media as well as in the shops. The sales forecast was quickly revised upwards.”

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Cuveé Catharine Rosé Brut Sparkling Wine

January 25, 2009 | No Comments

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“The darling of the Canadian Sparkling Wine market, Cuveé Catharine needed to step it up and standout a little more to catch the eye of the premium Champagne market that may be wondering from the $100 – $300 price tags during these attentive times.

Consequently we created this collectible thermal tube to carry and cool the wine in – it’s is minimally branded once the cigar bands are removed so that it looks great and keeps cool for many hours and many uses.”

Fizz Summer Party

January 24, 2009 | No Comments

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Stephen & Walker Wine

January 23, 2009 | No Comments

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20 cl Old Malt Cask

January 22, 2009 | 2 Comments

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Country: United States | Fonts used: Cochin, Copperplate, various handwriting fonts.

“Replicating the sample bottles sent to us from stock held at the Distilleries – these wee 20cl bottles appear to have been hand written by one of the team pulling the sample (full marks for legibility!). We select specific bottlings from the 700cl capacities and fill first about 150-200 of the 20cl bottles – so these are little “rarities” – small bottles, in small quantities, from a very small bottling, from a small family company. Fortunately Fred and Stewart are full size.

They do allow the consumer however to taste a small amount before investing in the larger bottle (for himself or a Club) and they are also causing quite a stir in the gift giving sector of the whisky business.”

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