"Spirit of Heineken" limited-edition spirits bottle, released in 2020. This was a one-time project that repurposed the historic WOBO design to package a unique spirit made from the upcycled alcohol of Heineken 0.0. Bottle Design & Identifying Features. https://packagingoftheworld.com/2020/02/spirit-of-heineken.html Shape: It uses the rectangular WOBO (World Bottle) design, originally created in 1963 by architect John Habraken and Freddy Heineken. Interlocking Brick System: The bottle features two flattish sides with small embossed bumps and a concave bottom intended to hold mortar and interlock like a building brick. Dimensions: This specific 2020 edition is a 50cl (500ml) spirits bottle. Labeling: Unlike the traditional green beer bottle, it features a minimalist label and a protective wrapper designed in Heineken green and "0.0 blue" to balance the brand's signature colors. Rarity: Only 1,000 numbered bottles were produced, and they were never made available for public sale; they were distributed as exclusive gifts to CEOs, presidents, and celebrities. It was never released for commercial sale. This is bottle #651 Seal Integrity: The bottle is unopened and the original seal is intact. Packaging: The bottle still has the original "0.0 blue" and green protective wrapper and box. The Spirit Inside Type: A unique sort of vodka. Origin: It was crafted by upcycling the alcohol extracted during the brewing process of Heineken 0.0. Flavor Profile: The spirit retains the characteristic Heineken flavor profile because it is fermented using the company’s proprietary A-yeast, which has been in use since 1886. Historical Comparison While the "Spirit of Heineken" 2020 bottle is rare, it is distinct from the original 1963 WOBO production run, of which approximately 100,000 units were made for beer. The 1963 versions typically exist in 350ml and 500ml sizes and lack the specific 2020 "Spirit" labeling and blue-themed packaging.