GET TO KNOW ABOUT SOME OF THE MOST UNIQUE LIQUOR BOTTLES AROUND THE WORLD!

The bottle that comes that holds your drink a lot more than only a receptacle. It often represents a stunning ornamental piece bordering on art. Yet the most significant feature could be how it communicates with the hand. After all, the principal aim of a container is to keep and pour it.

 The design of liquor bottles is an essential part of the whole drinking experience, which is why many liquor bottles manufacturer are trying to stand out. We have made a list of 5 most eye-catching designs of liquor bottles of all time.

1800 TEQUILA ESSENTIAL ARTISTS

A series of 800 Tequila Essential Artists really celebrates Mexico’s vibrant tradition. While the bottle still contains the gimmicky “Shot Top” that rarely is a success, its influenced creations are more than compensating for its definite deficiencies produced by designers all over the world.

SHADOW IN THE LAKE

Inspired by local legends, the well-known British Columbian business Legend Distilling developed this neat bottle concept to attract tourists to go to Okanagan Lake to relax on the shore and drink this hand-made vodka.

OOLA

Oola’s concept harkens back to the days of scientific pseudo-science, complete with a rundown of the liquor’s chemical ingredients right on the packaging to make it look even more real. And, in getting another, there is always no shame because it’s safe.

BABA YAGA

The Baba Yaga in Slavic mythology is a malevolent figure who holds evil forces located deep in the jungle. Simply, a witch.

The liquor bottle label invites drinkers for a walk in the forest, but once accepted and the label peeled back, the Baba Yaga’s grinning smile is all that is left. You realize that you are too deep within. And as the makers warn, it will “get you.” I can’t imagine a perfect metaphor.

Khukri XXX Rum

Rum producers are fond of experimenting with pirate imagery. The cannonball-shaped Cannon Explosion, recently introduced by Captain Morgan. The bottle of Kraken invokes the legendary sea-monster. Sailor Jerry’s marketing itself as an alternative to the outlaw. Yet as much as this Nepalese liquor, none evokes the sensation of cruising the high seas.