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The remixed look illustrates Master of Mixes’ continued focus on evolving to meet trends in the cocktail industry.

Buddha Brand’s new look offers consistency and unity across the Thirsty, Hungry and Healthy Buddha brands for better cross-category recognition.

To coincide with its new licensee agreement with Danone North America and Diageo, Baileys introduced a reimagined recipe for its line of coffee creamers along with a refreshed packaging design.

The refreshed bottle and glassware feature sleek and stylish designs that draw inspiration from Peroni’s rich history and updates its iconic elements, the company says.

The 2019 Green Flash portfolio features the return of the original 7 percent alcohol-by-volume West Coast IPA, alongside new beers, returning favorites and special releases, the company says.

Combining bright white and the brand’s signature red, the new design puts “Trumer Pils” front and center — paying tribute to its homeland of Berkeley, Calif., the company says.

The new bottle was designed to distinguish itself from other premium brands while simultaneously paying tribute to Pickers’ hometown of Nashville and the musicians whose sounds fill the air.

The new Risata 187-ml packaging features Moscato d’Asti’s award-winning sparkling wine in an elegant-yet-sleek design with a stelvin closure that gives consumers a touch of luxury while eliminating waste and the need for a corkscrew, the company says.

Among the changes, the new design puts the Reed’s name front and center, more clearly highlighting the levels of ginger intensity in each of the three varieties (Original, Extra and Strongest), while maintaining the bold, island-inspired theme that helped establish the brand as America’s No. 1 selling ginger beer, the company says.