Last spring, Maison Ruinart unveiled its second skin case, making a sustainable development process tangible. Since then, this eco-designed alternative to the box has won 8 awards in Europe, including the Product Design Award and the Grand Prix du luxe Stratégies 2020.
In May, the second skin case from Maison Ruinart created the surprise : in tune with the times and ecological concerns, the French house unveiled the fruit of two years of research and development around a truly new packaging for its champagnes: ultra-protective to guarantee tasting, a 100% paper envelope, 100% recyclable, 9 times lighter than the previous generation of boxes. In particular, through this choice, it announced a 60% reduction in the carbon footprint of the packaging according to the ADEME BEE method.
Molded to the shape of the bottle, the whiteness and texture of the envelope evokes the Crayères, the historic cellars of the House in Reims.
Chef de caves, Frédéric Panaiotis revient la conception de cette enveloppe .
This product has already won 8 awards in Europe rewarding its design, technical innovations and environmental results:
S USTAINABILITY AWARDS – EUROPE
Winner in the category: Resource Efficiency
LUXE PACK IN GREEN AWARDS – EUROPE
Winner in the categories: Eco-responsible packaging and Public Prize
GRAND PRIX DU LUXE STRATEGIES – FRANCE
Grand Prix du Luxe 2020 winner
Category winner: Product Design / Packaging
LUXE PACK AWARDS – EUROPE
Winner in the category: Folding Boxes
OSCAR DE L’EMBALLAGE – FRANCE
Winner in the category: Transformation, paper / cardboard section
CHAMPENOIS TROPHIES – FRANCE
Winner in the category: Packaging of the Year 2020
CHAMPENOIS TROPHIES – FRANCE
Winner in the category: Packaging of the Year 2020
