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An advert describing Absolute Vodka as the "pot of gold" at the end of the rainbow.

An advert which depicts Absolut Vodka as akin to an alien abduction

An Absolut Vodka advert

An Absolut Vodka advert

An Absolut Vodka advert

This ad likely references the runup to the presidential primaries of 1996, which resulted in the selection of Bill Clinton for the Democratic Party and Bob Dole for the Republican Party. It shows an Absolut Vodka bottle splattered with mud.

The image of Benjamin Franklin is used as a reference to Philadelphia, PA; his spectacles are shaped like Absolut bottles.

This was the first Absolut ad of its kind, created in 1980 by Geoff Hayes of the TBWA advertising agency.

The shape of the bottle is formed by the runs on a ski hill in this 1994 advertisement.

An ad describing the "patience" necessary to create Absolut Vodka.