Designed by Cloud Inc | Country: Australia “A minimalist take on the traditional absinthe.”
Designed by Stig Bratvold | Country: Norway
“Curious Mixture is a supérieur French Absinthe Les Blanche. The name is inspired from the curious mixture of herbs that are put together to make this Absinthe. The black bottle gives it a mysterious character.”
Designed by Retno Hadiningdiah | Country: Australia
“The brief was to create packaging for a premium of absinthe. I chose the name The Black Sheep because of the misconception of absinthe being hallucinatory.”
Designed by STRANGER & STRANGER | Country: United Kingdom
“For our 12th Christmas gift we resurrected the glory days of Absinthe and created a bespoke single batch of only 250 bottles. We exhumed some old-school printers who worked their craft die stamping the inks and embossing pure cotton fibre paper. “Absinthe, mother of all happiness, O infinite liquor, you glint in my glass green and pale like the eyes of the mistress I once loved…” (Gustave Kahn) Available later this year in a limited second batch.”
Designed by BDG | Country: United States “Tenneyson is a French Absinthe, distilled and bottled in the Pontarlier region of France. The concept behind the brand was to successfully blend the Art Nouveau time period with the modern feel of present day. The result is a design that is both masculine and feminine; organic and … Read more
Designed by Kjetil Olstad | Country: Australia
“This is an absinthe bottle I designed for a alcohol packaging assignment. I took inspiration for the name “baïonnette” and design of the bottle from the earliest big consumers of absinthe; the french soldiers in the Algerian war. They used this spirit as a way to get courage, as well as for therapeutic purposes to treat the soldiers and colonists against typhoid and malaria. I like the cold, clean, brutal and sharp look of a bayonet, and think it suits such a strong spirit such as absinthe.”
Designed by Holly Canham | Country: Australia
Louche Absinth is a fictional absinth product, created to appeal to premium spirit buyers. The packaging design was influenced by the bohemian culture during the 19th Century in Paris. The watercolour spot is a link to the writers and artists who were famously known to drink absinth during this time. The bottle is coloured a milky/beige as a reflection of the name ‘Louche’ (being the milky essence that forms in the drinking ritual) as well as giving a ‘secretive’ feel.
Designed by Toman Design | Country: Czech Republic
“Czech export absinthe for Canadian and US markets. Pure typographic and modern design wtih floral motifs growing all around the bottle.”
Designed by Daniel Brokstad | Country: Australia
Daniel Brokstad who is currently studying Communication Design at RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia sent in a selection of some of his beverage packaging design projects.
A few students in Package Design BFA who are studying at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York sent us their work.
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