Line · 2014–2017 · 4 editions
Äpple
Absolut Äpple is the apple-and-ginger flavour of Absolut, which began life in 2011 as Absolut Orient Apple and took its shorter name in 2014. Both carry the same profile, ripe red apple lifted by a note of ginger, flavoured naturally and with no sugar added. Orient Apple first appeared in duty free, at Frankfurt in May 2011, before reaching the shops. Since then the bottle has followed the flavoured range through its redesigns, told apart by small details: new artwork, a later medallion, and a logo from which Country of Sweden eventually disappeared.
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Edition 1 of 4
Orient Apple
2014 · 4 variants
Ripe red apple with a note of ginger, launched in 2011 and later replaced by Äpple under a shorter name. Naturally flavoured, no sugar added.
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Edition 2 of 4
Äpple 2014
2014 · 3 variants
Absolut Äpple came to the core range in 2014 in place of Orient Apple, on ripe red apple lifted by a note of ginger. Like the rest of the family it is flavoured naturally, with no sugar added.
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Edition 3 of 4
Äpple 2016
2016 · 3 variants
The 2016 Äpple keeps the artwork introduced in 2014 and is told apart by its medallion, the third of the series.
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Edition 4 of 4
Äpple 2017
2017 · 3 variants
Äpple as issued in 2017: the 2014 artwork, the third medallion, and a logo from which Country of Sweden has disappeared.
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Äpple 2017
2017 · 3 variants
Äpple as issued in 2017: the 2014 artwork, the third medallion, and a logo from which Country of Sweden has disappeared.
Äpple 2016
2016 · 3 variants
The 2016 Äpple keeps the artwork introduced in 2014 and is told apart by its medallion, the third of the series.
Orient Apple
2014 · 4 variants
Ripe red apple with a note of ginger, launched in 2011 and later replaced by Äpple under a shorter name. Naturally flavoured, no sugar added.
Äpple 2014
2014 · 3 variants
Absolut Äpple came to the core range in 2014 in place of Orient Apple, on ripe red apple lifted by a note of ginger. Like the rest of the family it is flavoured naturally, with no sugar added.
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2017
Äpple 2017
3 variants
Äpple as issued in 2017: the 2014 artwork, the third medallion, and a logo from which Country of Sweden has disappeared.
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2016
Äpple 2016
3 variants
The 2016 Äpple keeps the artwork introduced in 2014 and is told apart by its medallion, the third of the series.
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2014
Orient Apple
4 variants
Ripe red apple with a note of ginger, launched in 2011 and later replaced by Äpple under a shorter name. Naturally flavoured, no sugar added.
Äpple 2014
3 variants
Absolut Äpple came to the core range in 2014 in place of Orient Apple, on ripe red apple lifted by a note of ginger. Like the rest of the family it is flavoured naturally, with no sugar added.