New bottles And new gin packaging designs hit the shelves for Misty Isle.

This week sees The Isle of Skye Distillers unveil their new look gin packaging designs to the waiting Gin world.

And they went down a storm.

Considered to be a true reflection of the breathtaking beauty of the Isle of Skye itself.

Firstly, their newly designed packaging complements the ripples in their newly designed bespoke glass bottles.

Secondly, the design itself pays homage to not only the majestic Cuillin Mountain Range, but also the surrounding Bheinns on the Isle of Skye;

Showcasing the individual peaks in impeccable detail.

Specifically designed for Isle of Skye Distillers…

Carefully debossed contours on the labels gives them a tactile feel, a quality very much demanding of your attention.

A delicately applied radiant copper foil finish in each of the contours, adds a touch of elegance and sophistication.

Even the bottle tops have received a meticulous makeover!

A heavy cork topper stamped with the newly redesigned Isle of Skye Distillers branding in copper, mirrors the copper stills of the distillery.

The journey has been a long one. You can read all about it Here

Much like the roads on the Isle of Skye, full of many twists and turns.

But…

The day has finally arrived, bringing everything together in a beautiful package.

We can finally take a breath, while you can enjoy the spectacular view!

The award winning Isle of Skye Distillers are an independent family run business.

Their range of premium spirits, handcrafted and distilled in their own copper stills on the Isle of Skye.

Provenance with an abiding sense of belonging is everything to the Distillers,

All this is reflected in their packaging:

Misty Isle Gin sweet and salty features Ben Tianavaig, standing at 413m

Misty Isle Vodka features Glamaig part of the Red Cuillin range,
standing at 775m

Misty Isle Gin fruity and floral features Marsco, again part of the Red Cuillin range, standing at 736m

Misty Isle Classic Gin features Bla Bheinn, part of the Black Cuillin range, standing at 929m

If you would like your packaging to reach new heights, then we should have a chat.