XIII Prohibition Style Whiskey

Product and Packaging Design.

Minnesota 13 was the name of an open pollinated corn variety developed by the University of Minnesota. It also became the name of the corn liquor distilled on many farms in Central Minnesota during the prohibition. Federal agents burned barns and sheds to curtail its large scale production during the prohibition era. Packaged in an oil bottle and sealed with wax, XIII is meant to be hidden in plain sight. The label is designed with an art deco influence.

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