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India
Absolut India is a run of limited-edition bottles dedicated to India, begun in 2015 with a mango and pepper flavour. The first bottle was launched by Pernod Ricard India through the duty-free shops of Delhi and Mumbai. Its artwork, by the Mumbai artist Shaheen Baig, was picked through a crowdsourced contest and draws on eighteenth-century Indian decorative art, while the flavour pairs the national fruit with the country's spices. Later bottles kept the same spirit, handing the glass to Indian artists and building the design from the country's own emblems, wildlife and ideas.
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Edition 1 of 3
India #1
2015 · 2 variants
The first India bottle, with artwork by Shaheen Baig of Mumbai, drawing on eighteenth-century Indian decorative art for what she called a colourful cocktail of a country. The flavour matches it: mango against pepper, mellow with the spice held in balance. 84,000 in 750 ml and 38,400 in the litre.
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Edition 2 of 3
India #2
2018 · 2 variants
The second India bottle assembles the country from its emblems — a tiger, an elephant, peacocks, a banyan tree. 66,000 in 750 ml and 36,000 in the litre.
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Edition 3 of 3
India #3
2023 · 1 variant
The third India bottle, by Osheen Siva, an artist from Thiruvannamalai, built around freedom. 180,000 copies.
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India #3
2023 · 1 variant
The third India bottle, by Osheen Siva, an artist from Thiruvannamalai, built around freedom. 180,000 copies.
India #2
2018 · 2 variants
The second India bottle assembles the country from its emblems — a tiger, an elephant, peacocks, a banyan tree. 66,000 in 750 ml and 36,000 in the litre.
India #1
2015 · 2 variants
The first India bottle, with artwork by Shaheen Baig of Mumbai, drawing on eighteenth-century Indian decorative art for what she called a colourful cocktail of a country. The flavour matches it: mango against pepper, mellow with the spice held in balance. 84,000 in 750 ml and 38,400 in the litre.
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2023
India #3
1 variant
The third India bottle, by Osheen Siva, an artist from Thiruvannamalai, built around freedom. 180,000 copies.
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2018
India #2
2 variants
The second India bottle assembles the country from its emblems — a tiger, an elephant, peacocks, a banyan tree. 66,000 in 750 ml and 36,000 in the litre.
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2015
India #1
2 variants
The first India bottle, with artwork by Shaheen Baig of Mumbai, drawing on eighteenth-century Indian decorative art for what she called a colourful cocktail of a country. The flavour matches it: mango against pepper, mellow with the spice held in balance. 84,000 in 750 ml and 38,400 in the litre.