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Liquor Packaging

Discover 27 award-winning designs tagged Liquor Packaging on A Design Magazine.

Shebude Wine Liquor Packaging

Shebude Wine

Designers used a jade pattern from the Warring States Period as the main element of the outer packaging. The shape of bottle adopts the most classic cylindrical shape. The upper half of the wine bottle is plain and transparent, the lower half is striped glass, and the bottom is made of gold in the shape of Chinese mountains and rivers. The silver outer box is printed with Chinese classic patterns. The cutting technique is elegant and powerful and the style is fresh and unrestrained.

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Nianfenyuanjiang Liquor Packaging

Nianfenyuanjiang

Nianfenyuanjiang is a packaging design for a liquor produced in Bozhou, China. The design takes bamboo slips, a traditional Chinese writing medium, as its starting point. Classic quotations from the Tao Te Ching, the book written by the philosopher Laozi, who was born in Bozhou, are applied to the surfaces. The box measures 350 by 120 by 280 millimetres and uses a conventional opening structure, which suits mass production and protects the product. Paper with an imitation wood effect replaces wood and supports environmental protection.

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Wuliang Image Liquor Packaging

Wuliang Image

Wuliang Image is a liquor packaging design created for a Chinese Baijiu brand. The bottle shape is inspired by the Moon bottle of the Ming Dynasty, and the round body suggests the full moon and the idea of reunion. Curved lines and water wave stripes wrap the bottle like silk. The glass body is sandblasted and carries an embossed rose gold logo, while the bottle top uses a matte metal electroplating process. The box is made of frosted gold acrylic with relief metal and hot stamping. The translucent ground texture supports a stable and comfortable grip.

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Guizhou Moutai Maoyuan Jiu Liquor Packaging

Guizhou Moutai Maoyuan Jiu

Guizhou Moutai Maoyuan Jiu is a packaging design for a Chinese liquor. The bottle is made of glass with a sandblasting process and an embossed rose gold logo. The neck is finished with a metal spraying process, and the top of the lid is embossed with imitated glass. The outer box uses hot stamping and embossing. Dark green and gold form the main color scheme. Wave patterns refer to the Chishui River used in production, while a flying goddess on the lid and a crane with pine branches on the neck follow traditional Chinese motifs.

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Fenyangwang Liquor Packaging

Fenyangwang

Fenyangwang is a liquor packaging created for the thirtieth anniversary of a Chinese distillery. The design is based on the Chinese calendar, a common tool used to record time in daily life and work. A page is torn off each day to mark the arrival of a new day. On this package, calendar pages from thirty years ago are kept in place, showing the brewing date in a retro style. The box is made of cardboard and finished with printing technology. The size is 145 by 90 by 235 millimeters. The aim is to express thirty years of experience.

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Pindao Tiancheng Liquor Packaging

Pindao Tiancheng

Pindao Tiancheng is a packaging design for a liquor brand, based on Taoist culture. The glass bottle is shaped as the number one, a reference to the Taoist idea that one gives rise to all things. The simple form reflects the brand culture and makes the product easy to recognize. The glass bottle is sprayed with color and the pattern is baked onto the surface. The box is made of special paper with bronzing and embossing, and measures 150 by 120 by 300 millimeters. The box opens from the side for easy display. After use, the bottle can serve as a vase or a decoration.

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Dahan Guanfang Liquor Packaging

Dahan Guanfang

Dahan Guanfang is a liquor packaging design inspired by the Han Dynasty of China. The bottle cap is shaped as an imperial jade seal, a traditional symbol of power and status. The front of the box is plain, and the package opens from the middle to reveal a detailed scene. The illustrations show the four Chinese guardian beasts, Qinglong, White Tiger, Suzaku and Xuanwu, together with famous events of the Han Dynasty. The bottle is ceramic with a gold finish, the cap is golden plastic, and the box is decorated with bronzing. The inner box protects the bottle.

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Tang Dynasty Mizao Golden Top Liquor Packaging

Tang Dynasty Mizao Golden Top

Tang Dynasty Mizao Golden Top is packaging for a premium Chinese liquor. The golden bottle cap is inspired by the golden roofs of the palaces of the Tang Dynasty. The bottle body follows the pottery making technique of the Tang Dynasty and is made of polished ceramic with lead-free glaze. Cloisonne colors and palace decorative patterns cover the body, together with painted motifs of auspicious cranes with lotus and four sacred animals. The rounded form fits the palm, and the hollow top adds friction so that the cap can be opened easily.

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Zaotu Shaofang  Liquor Packaging

Zaotu Shaofang

Zaotu Shaofang is a packaging design for a liquor made with white bentonite, a clay added to the fermentation pit mud. The packaging uses bentonite white as its main color. Mountains, sunlight, clouds, water, trees and birds are combined into a pattern shaped like the Chinese characters for bentonite. The pattern reflects the winemaking environment and the main feature of the product. The box opens from the middle to the left and right, and the inner box moves forward for display. The box is made of special paper with gilding, and the glass bottle is sprayed white with a baked pattern.

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Guangliang 59Plus Flying CoBranded Liquor Packaging

Guangliang 59Plus Flying CoBranded

Guangliang 59Plus Flying is a limited edition liquor packaging created together with the Dunhuang Museum. The design combines elements of the Dunhuang frescoes with imagery of Chinese aerospace to express the exploration of the universe. An illustration shows a flying Apsara and an astronaut with fingers touching, linking tradition and modern science. The bottle is white and translucent. Sprayed frosted paint imitates the texture of jade. A high precision all-over decoration firing process displays the illustration around the full body of the bottle.

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Wulianghong Liquor Packaging

Wulianghong

Wulianghong is a liquor packaging design inspired by the screen, a traditional item of Chinese furniture. The package brings together three representative Chinese elements: Chinese red, the peony flower and embroidery. A three-fold structure protects the bottle and displays it at the same time. When opened, the package resembles a folding screen, and the bottle stands like a collected object on a display shelf. Inlaid window frames and embroidery add an artistic effect. The package measures 225 mm in width, 115 mm in depth and 215 mm in height.

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Chuankui Liquor Packaging

Chuankui

Chuankui is a packaging design for liquor, inspired by the culture of Sichuan, China. The name means Sichuan leader. A panda illustration formed from green bamboo leaves covers the bottle and recalls the mountains and bamboo forests of the region. A hollow panda paw shape is placed on another part of the bottle, so the package is easy to hold. The cap takes the form of a bamboo knot with carved bamboo leaves. The packaging is made of degradable materials, which supports the ecological intent of the design.

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