Liquor

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Designer: Wei Li Work: Liquor Tag: Packaging

Dukang Soullink

Dukang Soullink is a packaging design for a twin-bottle liquor gift set. The set holds 580 millilitres of Baijiu in two bottles of 322 and 258 millilitres, with an alcohol content of 52 percent. The gift box measures 125 by 96 by 160 millimetres. Sound wave ripples are carved into the crystal-textured bottles, and the two bottles form one complete pattern when placed side by side. Silicone pads inside the box absorb shock. The design translates the theme of close friendship into a visual language for social drinking and gifting.

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Designer: Qianying Niu Work: Liquor Tag: Packaging

Bamboo Slips

A Chinese liquor bottle design inspired by ancient bamboo slips used in documenting Chinese culture and the Cang-Shan liquor distillation process has been unveiled. The black exterior exudes purity and depth, while a Chinese poem carved on bamboo slips inside adds sophistication. All materials used are sustainable and reusable, presenting a solution to the recycling dilemma in the liquor industry. This design blends calligraphy, bamboo slips, and an intricately shaped bottle to revive the reading and drinking cultures central to Asian society.

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Designer: Cheng Tian Sheng Work: Liquor Tag: Packaging

GuJingGong

The cultural stories handed down by the people are presented on the packaging, and the patterns of dragon drinking are meticulously drawn. The dragon is respected in China and symbolizes auspiciousness. In the illustration, the Dragon comes out to drink. Because it is attracted by wine, it hovers around the wine bottle, adding traditional elements such as Xiangyun, palace, mountain and river, which confirms the legend of Gujing tribute wine. After opening the box, there will be a layer of card paper with illustrations to make the box have the overall display effect after opening.

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Designer: Wang Qi Jun Work: Liquor Tag: Packaging

Jiu Ming Tang

Jiu Ming Tang is a gift packaging design for Chinese liquor linked to the Dragon Boat Festival. The outer box is made of environmentally friendly paper and shaped with a hot pressing process. A red seal refers to a traditional Chinese wish for good luck. The seal is torn open and the box unfolds like a scroll, which invites interaction. The plain outer surface contrasts with colorful festival illustrations inside, creating a strong visual effect. The design brings traditional festival elements into a modern package to support cultural identity.

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Designer: Zhipeng Zhang Work: Liquor Tag: Packaging

Shiwanyubingshao

Shiwanyubingshao is a packaging design for a Chinese liquor. The design uses the lion dance, a traditional Chinese performance, as its main visual theme. The bottle is made of glass with a black transparent sprayed finish, and the bottle shape is based on ancient Chinese wine containers, with gilded details. The outer box is made of black special paper with a stamping process. An illustrated lion head is placed on the top of the box. Opening the box reveals the lion head color and adds a sense of ceremony to the act of drinking.

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Designer: Design Department-Saturn Team Work: Liquor Tag: Packaging

Tianyoude Private House Wine

Tianyoude Private House Wine is a packaging design for highland barley liquor. The design uses three representative animals of the plateau as anthropomorphic illustrations. The Tibetan antelope, with a docile nature and a sensitive sense of taste, is shown as the winemaker. The brown bear, with a strong body, is shown mixing the materials. The wild yak, a typical alpine animal, completes the group. The outer box takes the form of a gift box and is made of environmentally friendly special paper. Hot stamping and printing reflect the plateau ecology.

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Designer: Zeng Li Work: Liquor Tag: Packaging

Mao Tai Chun

Mao Tai Chun is a packaging design for a Chinese liquor. The bottle is made of matte green ceramic, decorated with a high temperature firing print technique, and holds 500 millilitres. The metal lid follows the theme of the year of the rat and is shaped by a hollowing process. The outer box is made of beige special paper, printed in spot colours and finished with hot stamping. Text and cultural motifs are kept simple and clear. The design joins a flying fairy motif with the rat symbol to present traditional Chinese culture to younger consumers.

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Designer: Kai Liu Yu Work: Liquor Tag: Packaging

Moutai

Moutai is a packaging design for a Chinese baijiu liquor. The box is the first to apply the pull-card changing pattern principle to a packaging structure. When a card is pulled, the printed illustration changes, revealing the twelve Chinese zodiac animals and mythical figures gathered for a feast in Maotai Town. The illustrations refer to traditional Chinese culture and aesthetics. The bottle is made with ceramic technology. Three-dimensional low-temperature embossed paper is used to keep the patterns faithful. The box measures 140 by 125 by 300 millimeters.

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Designer: Yong Wu Work: Liquor Tag: Packaging

Yellow Crane Tower

Chu Cellar is a packaging design for a liquor produced in Hubei, China. The bottle is made of ceramic, and its shape imitates a set of chime bells, a cultural relic of the ancient state of Chu. The grain on the bottle body is cast in an open mould, and the box is made of wood. Raised and recessed lines on the surface reduce the chance of slipping during handling. The base of the box works as a display stand, so the empty bottle can be kept as an ornament. The intent is to reflect the history and culture of the region of origin.

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Designer: Zhipeng Zhang Work: Liquor Tag: Packaging

Fenjiu

Fenjiu is packaging designed for a Chinese liquor. The bottle is made of glass with a blue transparent sprayed finish. The bottle body has eight sides, and the cap is shaped like an apricot flower. The pattern on the top of the bottle is formed in four layers that recall waves. Bronzing is applied to the bottle, and the outer box is made of black special paper with bronzing. The bottle holds 500 ml and stands 25.5 cm high. The design combines traditional window flower motifs with a modern form to present Chinese culture to younger consumers.

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