01/30/2016 • Packaging •

It’s once again time to take a closer look at some great packaging. This time we take a closer look at Tonic’s best friend Gin. So get inspired with our list of 20 Great Gin Packaging Designs.

Let’s start strong with this cool Gin from Barcelona. We are not the only ones who like this design, it won multiple awards last year. (source)

 

Bonnie and Clyde handcrafted Gin. Made by Bert Heynderickx. (source)

 

We don’t write that much about Switzerland here, at least not so far. This design for Gin 27 is a welcome addition though. (source)

 

The first design with a little color and we are big fans of anything colorful here at Ateriet. This Curio Gin uses great color just the right way. (source)

 

Another example of great use of color comes in this Koval Dry Gin from Chicago, USA. That is one of the great things about Gin, it can come from anywhere. (source)

 

This classic Mr Hyde design is one of my all time favorites, yes it’s old but who cares. It looks amazing. (source)

 

Isle of Harris is the name of this good looking Sugar kelp infused Gin. love the twist shape of the bottle and the slightly dirty label. (source)

 

Gillemore Gin is produced in small batches in copper pot stills. That sounds great but what got our attention is the black triangular shaped bottle. We also like the abracadabra which is says on the label holding the cork in place. (source)

 

Copper Head Gin, all with great copper design. (source)

Bathtub Gin from New York’s Lower East Side, what more can you ask for. It also comes in three flavors, rose petals, original and Turkish coffee. (source)

 

Dodd’s Small Batch Gin, lovely label and bottle. (source)

 

Bobby’s Gin. This looks nothing like a bottle of Gin, and that is what we like about it. It is actually inspired by a traditional Genever bottle. (source)

 

Conker Gin from Dorset. (source)

 

Slamsey’s Gin is flavored with blackberries that gives it an great color. We love the beautiful illustrations of insects. (source)

 

St Laurent Gin, classic everything, looking good. (source)

 

 

If you can’t read the label it might be because it’s written Backwards, this is also the name of this great looking Gin that comes in an equally great looking bottle. (source)

 

Problably the favorite for me in this list. We like everything about it. (source)

Nordic Food Lab out of Denmark created this ant gin a while back. Very pricy and limited, but it looks good. (source)

Fentimans and Bloom have created this Gin & Tonic. It’s not Gin per se but it is just so good looking that we had to let it be part of the list. (source)

And we end this list with something on the luxurious side, this could easily go as a bottle of perfume. Luckily for us, it’s all Gin inside. (source)

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