Here's an awesome package design concept done by Spain-based design student José Luis García Eguiguren. His Mixed Emotions concept keeps vodka and one of a variety of mixers in the same bottle, but separated like epoxy; when it's time to quaff, you pop the top, put your mouth to the dual tubes and you've got a party in your mouth.

Eguiguren's vision (hit the jump to read it in his own words) is that the different mixer's flavors--strawberry, passion fruit, etc.--would evoke different emotions in the imbiber. And hopefully the bottles are made out of plastic, so whomever drinks that "vodka + anger" mix on the right can't smash the thing over a fellow partygoer's head.The idea of this project is to sell emotions through a product. I selected a mix between a concoction and vodka. The concoction is a fruit blend that contains emotions such as love, sadness, happiness, fear and anger. The Mixed Emotions cocktail evokes an emotion and changes your attitude according to your preference.

The spiral structure forms two straws that invite the consumer to visualize how the liquids combine as they drink. Two tiny mecanisms outline the straws to bottom of the container, allowing air to enter and hence permitting the customer to absorb the liquid. The cap provides an air-tight seal, thus enclosing all openings.

While the front panel invites the consumer to drink, the back panel depicts phrases to illustrate the type of experience the customer will encounter. Because of its design, the consumers can dance, jump, go wild or do whatever they please without worrying about spilling their drink or breaking the bottle.

via lovely package