Jigger is India’s first ready-to-serve shots brand, blending bold Indian flavours with modern design.

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Butterfly Cannon turns Godawan 173 into a canvas of pattern. The typography is calm and centered, letting the illustrated borders do the talking: birds, florals, and geometric repeats that nod to decorative tiles.

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Niulanshan Premium Pure Grain Erguotou, designed by Tiger Pan, updates a category stuck in visual autopilot.

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Tavern’s holiday gift goes all in on strong typography. Faccia Brutto’s stacked, old-world letterforms take over the label, borrowing cues from Italian apothecary bottles and mid-century spirits packaging.

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Inspired by the 1826 Eggnog Riot, Thirst's latest concept offers a coffee-spiked holiday libation in a bottle featuring an actual nutmeg grinder.

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Lajtos Spirits, designed by Békefi+NAGY, leans into a restrained serif typography that nods to old Central European signage, paired with compact folkloric dance illustrations.

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Casa Lujo's packaging, designed by HI! ESTUDIO MULTIDISCIPLINARIO, leans into a cinematic kind of restraint, using serif typography and a clean monogram to anchor the label in a world closer to architectural drawings than to typical tequila theatrics.

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Filliers’ packaging leans into an Art Deco-inspired visual language that most whisky brands don’t touch.

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Yoshi’s packaging leans into an irreverent visual language that feels pulled from early streetwear graphics and 2000s import snack culture rather than the usual craft-liqueur cues

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Studio CoHe’s packaging for 1954 Local Spirit leans into a square bottle that feels intentionally sculptural.

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