Anyone who loves wine can never have heard of Absolut Vodka.
Vodka originated in Russia, but Absolute Vodka came from Åhus, a small town in Sweden. The reason why it is called "Absolut" is that it is extremely pure. It only uses local winter wheat from Åhus and is brewed with natural deep well water to ensure that every drop of wine is of high quality and has a pure and clean taste. It is full of wines. .
The packaging of Absolut Vodka is also very pure. Inspired by the Swedish medicine bottle, the bottle of Absolut Vodka is round and has a short bottleneck. The name, description and the founder’s head are all directly printed on the transparent bottle. It looks stylish and has enough weight. Our" favorite.
Absolute Vodka's bottles are not only stylish and beautiful, but also a loyal supporter of sustainable development. Today, every bottle is made of more than 40% recycled glass. However, in terms of fashion and environmental protection, Absolute Vodka is always willing to go further.
Recently, Absolut Vodka and Japanese niche fashion brand Sacai jointly released a limited edition bottle. In this cooperation, Absolut Vodka and Sacai together encourage alcoholics to reduce the use of Absolut Vodka packaging and encourage the recycling and reuse of bottles.
Don't say, this is really not a linkage between appearance and slogan, it seems to be very practical.
Designer Chitose Abe designed a joint brand bottle for Absolut Vodka and Sacai. The names of ABSOLUT and Sacai are overlapped in blue and white. This Absolut Vodka also comes with a reusable nozzle. You can put any liquid in the bottle and turn it into a beautiful and practical watering can.
Afraid that alcoholics accidentally drink the unknown liquid in the bottle as good wine? The designer also used the iconic blue of Absolut Vodka to make a silicone sleeve that fits all 500 ml wine bottles. The word "Absolut" is highlighted on the surface of the silicone sleeve.
This design suit also comes with Sacai's limited-edition T-shirt, and the packaging also uses special recyclable paper, which looks like a vow to carry out recycling to the end.
It looks good, the following question is very simple: how much? How many sets are limited? When will it be officially released?
