Theme · 1996–2019 · 9 editions

Winter

This series includes all editions across the years that have a visual connection to the winter season.

  1. 2019

    Columbia 1 variant A Christmas paper wrap made for the Colombian market.
  2. 2014

    Turkish Christmas Bag 1 variant A blue fabric drawstring bag printed with white snowflakes, made in Turkey for Christmas over a standard 700 ml blue label bottle.
  3. 2013

    Visibility 1 variant A trial bottle built to make Absolut easier to pick out on a dark bar shelf, tested in on-premise sales only. It was discontinued and pulled from the market.
    Also named Titania.
  4. 2011

    White 2 variants A white hard-plastic case made with Selfridges for the festive season, over a standard blue label bottle, with the text on the glass also in white. It was sold only at Selfridges — Oxford Street, the Birmingham Bullring, the Trafford Centre, Manchester Exchange Square, and online.
  5. 2006

    Santa 1 variant 120 bottles poured at a TBWA Christmas party in the United States, with L.O. Smith dressed as Father Christmas on the medallion. Never sold.
  6. 2005

    Snowflake 5 variants The first of the end-of-year editions, and the start of a tradition Absolut has kept up ever since: a white hard-plastic case cut through with snowflakes, over a standard blue label bottle.
  7. 2003

    Blue Cozy 1 variant A Cozy that never reached the shops. 500 were made in 2003 and the edition was never officially released.
  8. 2001

    Cozy 3 variants Cynthia Rowley's insulating sleeve, and one of the largest runs Absolut has ever put out — a million of them, slipped into the Sunday editions of the New York Times and the Chicago Tribune in December 2001. A smaller run of 3,000 exists that was never cleared for distribution and was pulled from the market.
  9. 1996

    La Doudoune 1 variant Possibly the first Absolut skin of all: a padded jacket for the bottle, designed by the Polish designer Irena Gregory and sold in selected Paris stores for Christmas 1996. 150 copies.

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