View bottle Sculptural liqueur
A character in the glass
Sculpted shoulders and a belted waist carry the identity through the vessel itself.
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View bottle Sculptural spirits
A sculpted silhouette
A fully sculpted vessel makes the bottle itself the centre of attention.
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View bottle Cognac
A sculpted decanter with presence
A flattened round body, projecting glass fins and a fleur-de-lis stopper turn the silhouette into the focal point.
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View bottle Elderflower liqueur
Architectural flutes and a long profile
Long vertical facets, arched shoulders and a heavy geometric base create an architectural direction for a liqueur bottle.
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View bottle Whisky decanter
A statement in the stopper
An unexpected closure and an angular decanter create a distinctive finishing detail.
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View bottle Agave spirits
A detail within the glass
An internal glass detail brings another dimension to a clear, elongated bottle.
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View bottle Whisky
The pinched triangular flask
A broad pinched body and triangular footprint give this whisky bottle a compact alternative to a conventional round profile.
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View bottle Column liqueur
A taller statement
An elongated, tapering column changes the proportions of a familiar bottle silhouette.
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View bottle Gin
Colour with texture
Coloured glass, ribbed panels and a broad body make the bottle part of the identity.
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View bottle Limoncello
Tall, clear and bright
A slender bottle gives the colour of the drink room to speak, with a compact label and cork-top finish.
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View bottle Whisky
The decanter silhouette
A broad base, tapered sides and glass stopper give this compact shape its presence.
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View bottle Gin
Apothecary character
Squat proportions, amber glass and a cork top create a very different feel from a tall spirits bottle.
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View bottle Liqueur
A strong rectangular shape
Textured glass and a square cap make shape and surface do more of the visual work.
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View bottle Tequila
Clear glass, warm details
A straightforward round bottle and cork-top finish, with the drink visible through the glass.
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View bottle Rum
Compact and confident
Straight sides and a short neck give a bold label the centre of attention.
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View bottle Liqueur
A rounder point of view
A spherical body and decorative neck show how far a silhouette can move from the conventional.
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View bottle Vodka
Height and a clean line
A tall cylindrical bottle, long neck and screw cap create a distinctive vertical presence.
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View bottle Gin
A softer, matte finish
Tall bottles with a muted surface and cork tops show another route to colour and texture.
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View bottle Tequila
Sculpted glass and colour
Lobed shapes, glass stoppers and a range of glass colours make the bottle itself a focal point.
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View bottle Whisky
Cut-glass detail
Faceted glass and a shaped stopper bring light, texture and a decanter feel to the presentation.
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View bottle Grappa
A broad, low profile
A wide, flask-like shape and short neck offer a compact alternative to a tall bottle.
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View bottle Wine
Classic straight shoulders
A familiar wine profile with a long label panel and a clean, confident silhouette.
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View bottle Sparkling wine
A celebratory finish
Rounded shoulders and a foil-covered neck offer a classic starting point for sparkling wine.
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View bottle Beer
Amber and uncomplicated
An amber long-neck bottle with a simple outline and plenty of space for a distinctive label.
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View bottle White wine
Soft, sloping shoulders
A gently curved wine profile paired with a screw cap and a generous front label.
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View bottle Riesling
The elegant flute
A tall, slender wine silhouette with long, tapered shoulders and green glass.
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View bottle Cider
Let the colour show
Clear glass and a crown cap create a simple canvas for cider, label design and colour.
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View bottle Rosé
Lightness in clear glass
A pale drink, clear glass and expressive label bring a softer direction to wine packaging.
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Images are for illustration only. Featured brands and designs are independent; photographs do not grant rights to reproduce protected bottle designs or labels. Images are resized and may be cropped for display; Creative Commons images retain their stated licences.
- A character in the glass — A character in the glass · Mbalaj · CC BY-SA 4.0
- A sculpted silhouette — Photo by Andrés Velandia on Pexels
- A sculpted decanter with presence — Louis XIII (7033499581).jpg · Eneas De Troya · CC BY 2.0
- Architectural flutes and a long profile — Bottle of St. Germain Elderflower liqueur.jpg · Sylvain1972 · CC BY-SA 3.0
- A statement in the stopper — Photo by Dziana Hasanbekava on Pexels
- A detail within the glass — Photo by Marina Avina on Pexels
- The pinched triangular flask — Dimple in driekante fles met dito verpakking.jpg · Algont · CC BY-SA 3.0
- A taller statement — A taller statement · Thomas · CC BY 2.0
- Colour with texture — Photo by Stepan Vrany on Pexels
- Tall, clear and bright — Photo by Veritable Distillery on Pexels
- The decanter silhouette — Photo by Marcelo Verfe on Pexels
- Apothecary character — Photo by Oscar Helgstrand on Pexels
- A strong rectangular shape — Photo by Ethan Rougon on Unsplash
- Clear glass, warm details — Photo by Los Muertos Crew on Pexels
- Compact and confident — Photo by Dipinder Rainu on Pexels
- A rounder point of view — Chambord bottle · Maria Rantanen (Idhren) · CC BY-SA 2.0
- Height and a clean line — Photo by William Warby on Pexels
- A softer, matte finish — Photo by Marina Avina on Pexels
- Sculpted glass and colour — Photo by Luis Becerra Fotógrafo on Pexels
- Cut-glass detail — Photo by Victor Hughes on Unsplash
- A broad, low profile — Photo by Paolo Sbalzer on Pexels
- Classic straight shoulders — Photo: Christopher Welsch Leveroni / Pexels
- A celebratory finish — Photo: Sleurink .JPEG / Pexels
- Amber and uncomplicated — Photo: Eva Bronzini / Pexels
- Soft, sloping shoulders — Photo: Alex Dos Santos / Pexels
- The elegant flute — Alsace Riesling 2007 · Michal Osmenda · CC BY-SA 2.0
- Let the colour show — Photo: Michal Neffe / Pexels
- Lightness in clear glass — Photo: Rodrigo Ortega / Pexels
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