The SoNo 1420 High Vodka (100 Proof) Comes in Eye-Catching Packaging
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This high-quality vodka by SoNo 1420 American Craft Distillers strikes the perfect balance between premium strong spirits and an eye-catching aesthetic. The brand's 1420 High Vodka is for real connoisseurs who are looking to take their tasting experience to the next level. This spirit "locks in at a toasty 100 proof/50% alcohol by volume." That is 25% more alcohol than the average vodka. Fully gluten-free and with no added sugar, the high-quality vodka has been "made exclusively from the sweet nectar of ripe sugarcane."
The packaging of this product, on the other hand, features a colorful retro feel that surely allows for the vodka to stand out on the shelf. With spirits made in the USA, SoNo 1420 American Craft Distillers is a "destination craft distillery."
Image Credit: SoNo 1420 American Craft Distillers
The packaging of this product, on the other hand, features a colorful retro feel that surely allows for the vodka to stand out on the shelf. With spirits made in the USA, SoNo 1420 American Craft Distillers is a "destination craft distillery."
Image Credit: SoNo 1420 American Craft Distillers
Trend Themes
1. Premium Spirits - There are opportunities to create high-quality spirits with unique aesthetics that stand out on the shelf.
2. Higher Proof Alcohol - Opportunities exist to produce higher proof alcohol products that are still smooth and drinkable for connoisseurs.
3. Gluten-free Alcohol - There is a growing demand for gluten-free alcohol products made from alternative ingredients such as sugarcane.
Industry Implications
1. Craft Distillery - By creating unique, eye-catching packaging, craft distillers can differentiate themselves from bigger, more established brands.
2. Premium Alcohol Producers - Producers of high-quality spirits can appeal to connoisseurs by offering products with a higher alcohol content and unique flavor profiles.
3. Alternative Ingredients - Companies that offer alcohol products made from alternative ingredients to wheat and barley, such as sugarcane, can tap into the growing gluten-free market.
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