Jägermeister and Pantone work in collaboration to bring a new design concept to its bottle design. The bottles are seen in two refreshing updates: Herbal Green and Culture Orange. These two are limited editions and have a minimal look with a monochrome finish of the classic Jägermeister bottle. This is the first time that Jägermeister is taking on a monochrome look as the German herbal liqueur brand is usually bottled in a glossy finish.
The new route has a matte coating to bring attention to the PANTONE hues as the main focus. Each pack is comprised of accompanying products including matching shot glasses in the same hue and a tinted object in relation to the hue. Culture Orange has a Porsche 911 Carrera RSR model and the Herbal Green variation has a stag’s head spout, honoring the Jägermeister’s logo.
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Jägermeister and PANTONE Color Institute Create New Bottles
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