Honouring Ancestral Tools and Nature: Tairsgeir Whisky’s Regenerative Bottle Design Concept by Intertype Studio and Officina Poligonale

A brand creation concept by Intertype Studio and Officina Poligonale. Tairsgeir – The Gaelic name for the tool traditionally used to cut peat on the moorlands of Scotland. Peat is used to dry our barley and gives our whisky its unique character; aromas of oaky spice and peach cobbler fill the nose, complemented by notes of rich malt, tobacco and earthy smoke throughout the palate. However, stripping the earth from our precious wild landscape without due care can have a negative impact on the environment for future generations if not done responsibly. Our whisky is made in service of restoring and conserving the beauty of the Scottish peatlands; indeed, the Tairsgeir can be used to reseed and plant, to restore and replenish. We’re working with communities on the Isle of Lewis to restore ero