6 of the Coolest Vodka Bottles in Existence

As everyone knows, what is inside matters. However, some vodka bottles are so visually striking that you can not help but pause to appreciate their exterior. This article was first published on Liquor.com.

The angular, iceberg-shaped bottle was created by industrial designer Karim Rashid and is made of recycled glass. Its pointed edges subtly allude to the letters "V" and "K" in the word "vodka," giving the bottle a unique and contemporary appearance. In addition to highlighting sustainability, this well-thought-out design adds a distinctive aesthetic that makes it stand out on any shelf.

Actor Dan Akroyd's collaboration with fine artist John Alexander produced the popular vodka he endorses. In order to honor the 13 crystal heads that are found throughout the world and are thought to offer enlightenment and spiritual power, Alexander created the bottle. The bottles are produced at Bruni Glass, located in Milan.

The dark frosted bottle of this Marquis de Sade-themed Polish vodka, which is made from rye, looks dangerously inky-black. But the glass makes it obvious.

This is the only vodka bottle in the world with an LED message band that can be customized. Keep in mind that programming a message requires some work.

This silky Swedish vodka comes in a gorgeous, opulent bottle with facets that resemble diamonds. The substantial design is a gorgeous addition to any bar because it not only radiates elegance but also beautifully captures the light. The quality of the vodka within is reflected in the packaging's attention to detail, which immediately conveys a premium experience.

The gaudy gold bottle, which was inspired by Indian and East Asian art, features tiger stripes and a top that resembles a bulbous candle flame. A portion of the sales of the vodka, which is made from wheat cultivated in the Cognac region of France, go to the Panthera Organization, which supports and protects wildcats.