Rochelt's bottles showcase this ‘pincer' bottle design and feature intricately crafted stoppers designed by German goldsmith Otto Jakob.

It doesn’t get much better than this: 200-times distilled, Russian Standard Platinum is made with steppeland wheat and filtered water from Russia’s northwestern Lake Ladoga, resulting in a smooth, refined vodka that puts most other top-shelf picks to shame. You will find it creamy and lightly buttery in character, with impressive sweet, savoury and spicy flavours, aniseed freshness and a long vibrant grain finish.Every LOUIS XIII decanter is individually numbered and adorned with ‘fleurs-de-lys', a symbol of French royalty.

Along with the dome shape, the bottles also feature a small drawing depicting traditional Portuguese landscapes. This had one unfortunate side effect that the glasses could not be put down until the entire contents had been drunk.

When it comes to spirits, we’re less concerned with how the bottle looks and more interested in what’s inside. Acquired by Paul-Émile Rémy Martin in 1850, the decanter's remarkable shape spurred him to model a brand new bottle evocative of its design. Including Best Super Premium Vodka in the world over 5 times and best packaging over 6 times in the last 18 months. The design of the current LOUIS XIII decanter is inspired by a royal flask, which was found in 1569 on the battlefield of Jarnac in France.

U’Luvka vodka has been triple distilled from 50% Rye, 25% Wheat, and 25% Barley with all grains being sourced from the fields of Poland. Created from Polish rye, wheat, barley and oats and twice-filtered, U'Luvka is elegant and distinct with a subtle, savory flavor and slight viscosity that lends itself well to the dirty martini. The founder of Clase Azul, Arturo Lomeli, came up with the design during a particularly enjoyable meal. Also, U’Lukva is so light and subtle, it would get completely lost mixed in a cocktail (or even in the proverbial vodka soda). Using state-of-the-art, renewable solar electricity technology to distill carbon dioxide from the atmosphere with oxygen as the only byproduct, every bottle of Air Vodka produced results in the removal of a pound of carbon dioxide from the air.Perrier-Jouët Belle Epoque Rosé's bottles are artworks and exhibit exquisitely painted Japanese Anemone flowers. The natural, distinct salt comes from local supplier Wight Salt and is hand-harvested off the island’s stormy southern coast.

Legend has it that the Court was almost permanently intoxicated and affairs of state were grinding to a halt. Made in Poland, the U'Luvka vodka has an eye-catching design which is inspired by ancient alchemical distillation vessels. Additionally, the gin has a sculptural embossed label reminiscent of a Colonial-era Indian Rupee coin showcasing the 11 different botanical ingredients of the gin.A modern reinterpretation of the historic vodka enjoyed in the royal courts of Poland in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, the super-premium U'Luvka vodka has been racking up awards and accolades from around the world. The U'Luvka logo is a symbol for human connections and is depicted by combining the symbols for spirit, soul, man and woman. With so many vodkas on the market, we completely understand why U’Luvka would chose a package so distinct to stand out. Working with Poland’s finest modern alchemists, U’Luvka has been recreated the ‘unfathomable spell’ the result of which is yours to enjoy. The nose reflects this focus with very subtle cereal/grain notes, and light vanilla with a slightly sweet undertone.