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Absolut Elyx unveils copper-inspired redesign
Pernod Ricard has unveiled a new copper still-inspired bottle design for single estate vodka Absolut Elyx, which is made from 40% recycled glass.
Absolut Elyx has been given a copper-inspired redesign
Created by London design agency Stranger & Stranger, the new Absolut Elyx bottle has been crafted to emulate “emboldened luxury”, deliver stronger shelf stand out and give a stronger platform for brand storytelling.
Miranda Dickson, global brand director for Absolut Elyx, said: “With Absolut Elyx we always endeavour to challenge the normal conventions associated with luxury vodka to create a profile that is uniquely playful, luxurious and eclectic.”
The liquid in the bottle is the same Absolut Elyx recipe as before, bottled at 42.3% abv.
The vodka is made using wheat from a single estate in Åhus, Sweden, using the brand’s vintage copper still.
Absolut Elyx’s new bottle design will be available globally from spring/summer 2019.
Rowan Miller, design director at Stranger & Stranger, said: “Our vision was to celebrate the special role copper plays in the distillation process in a way that lends well to the brand’s global reputation for elevated panache.
“The faceted bottle pays homage to the vintage copper column still from 1921 and gives the bottles a luminescent glimmer.”