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Features the Wyborowa Single Estate vodka bottle designed by Frank Gehry.

Features the bottle for Wyborowa, a brand of Polish vodka set, commissioned by Frank Gehry. Buildings Gehry has designed; Description of the bottle; Launch date of the vodka set.

The article focuses on the kinds of drinking accessories preferred by alcoholic beverage drinkers. Beer drinkers often preferred the Bavarian mug. Accessory enthusiasts used crystal tumblers for the whisky. Many collectors took pride on their labeling equipment. Good drinkers preferred to drink wine in thin glasses. They usually carry instruments as bottle openers. Most pubs served beer in silver tankards in various shapes for each customer. The way beers were served in different containers deserved the recognition. The drinking equipment should be minimal, practical and individual.

The article evaluates liquors packaging including Jim Beam's Devil's Cut whiskey and Rye whiskey, packaging of the Goose Four Star Pils Beer from Goose Island Beer Co. and and launch of packaging for its new made-from scratch spirits line from Dogfish Head Distilling Co.

The article offers brief information on the bottle for Master's Keep bourbon whiskey of Wild Turkey brand owned by Campari Group.

The article reports on the formation of REX Spirits Inc. which launches its first ultra-premium line of spirits, the King REX Spirits, wherein the bottle design includes unique crystal jewels in a face mask-like shape with an intricate colorful painted texture.

The article describes distinctive squat glass bottles used for the Hudson River Spirits, a line of spirits from Tuthilltown Spirits.

The article provides information on different brands of vodka and their packaging. It discusses the standard formulation of vodka promulgated by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms in 1949. It describes the packaging used by Divine, which relies on imported glass, ceramic and soy ink to make a shelf statement.

The article presents information about Cordon Rouge, a liquor brand from the company Grand Marnier. The company has provided a new look to the brand. In its new look the bottle is wrapped in striped fabric, with a leather label and corset-style ribbon. This is a way to experiment and show a bit more of the fun side of the brand without offending loyal customers. The new edition is available at liquor stores across Canada.

Features the seamless aluminum bottle packaging of Iron City Premium Lager by Pittsburgh Brewing Co. as of October 2004. Availability of the bottle; Supplier of the aluminum.