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With interest in America's native spirit at an all-time high, aged bourbons have captured the imaginations of whiskey enthusiasts, for whom learning about older whiskeys can be a window into the past and a uniquely fascinating sipping experience.

As new bottles continue to roll out onto shelves throughout the country, Barnard Griffin announces the national launch of its new Griffin label.

In the spirit of the most anticipated meal of the year, Boulder Canyon Foods introduces Thanksgiving Feast, a new line of kettle-cooked potato chips inspired by the flavors of the season.

Now the fermented tea has a custom bottle that has added to its cachet as well as helping the company nearly double sales in the last year.

City of London Gin Distillery’s newest product, Square Mile debuts with brand design from bluemarlin. The super premium one-shot 70CL gin launches today in England’s capital.

Whether it is wine or spirits, liquors or premium beers, brands looking for new ways to set their products apart are finding that embossed or debossed metal containers increase attractiveness and help packaging stand out on store shelves by creating a premium aura.

Centenario 25 was created in response to growing worldwide popularity of Flor de Caña’s traditionally crafted, Slow-Aged™ Nicaraguan rums

Rhythm Superfoods rebrands to invite more consumers to find their rhythm through healthy snacking

As if consumers needed another reason to get together with friends this holiday season, Budweiser has upped the ante on Friendsgiving by introducing a limited-edition, handmade wooden crate with 18 Budweisers and two pilsner glasses inside, all featuring authentic classic labels from 1918, 1933 and 1976.

This year, eleven consumer product goods companies were recognized for their achievements in creating innovative glass packages with shelf impact.