1. karol

   The original one is better!
   and its 40% not 60%…

   Nov 22nd, 2009

2. hm

   Looks rushed, sorry.

   Nov 22nd, 2009

3. salvador

   Żubr (żubr-ówka) - http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Żubr

   and a blade of buffalo grass is placed in each bottle of Żubrówka

   Nov 22nd, 2009

4. mik

   its żubrówka, not z with ` and not o but ó
   and its missin the whole thing, whare is żubrowa trawa (type of grass)
   this is so stupid

   Nov 22nd, 2009

5. salvador

   nice design but for other name of vodka

   Nov 22nd, 2009

6. Maja Pelc

   Ok, what’s with all the Żubrówka redesigning attempts lately, was it some student project assigned to many?

   Anyways, the packaging - as mentioned above - doesn’t feature the main attribute of the product, which is the famous straw of grass (that apparently bison had peed on)! It’s the only thing that really differs that alcohol from other brands and I don’t think you can simply omit that in the design. If anything, the packaging should put emphasize on exposing it.

   The medicine approach - I know the designer is looking for a way to put the product out there, but it doesn’t need it - it has the straw and the bison legend…

   Nov 24th, 2009

7. Pijak z Olsztyna

   Hi Elisabeth,
   Its not a good try.

   Żubrówka is legendary Polish Vodka. This design approach has no connection with unique symbols of the brand: country of origin (Poland Yeah!), name, lettering, bison and straw.

   - the straw cannot be outside of the bottle
   - Żubrówka has delicate yellow color
   - Żubrówka is not a medicine drink, its damn good alcohol (try wih apple juice!)
   - there are some weird translations from Polish on the bottle, Fix it.
   - Żubrówka is 40% proof

   Regards
   Żubrówka Fan from Poland

   Nov 25th, 2009

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