Peace Vodka’s Packaging Is A Nod To Late 60s And Early 70s Aesthetics

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Inspired by the distillery’s location in Bethel, New York, close to where the original Woodstock music festival took place in 1969, Peace Vodka’s packaging visualizes the movement. Designed by Pulp & Pixel, the packaging system is entirely driven by late 60s and early 70s visual signals, with glowing, multicolored artwork and strong yet simple typography.

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Our design for Peace Vodka is in fact a re-design — the spirit had been in production for over 10 years under previous ownership. The name Peace Vodka is a nod to the distillery’s location in Bethel, New York, a stone’s throw from where the original Woodstock music festival took place in 1969.