“故宫御酒”是故宫博物院建院80周年献礼版高档珍藏纪念礼品，由故宫博物院监制、中国故宫酒业集团荣誉出品。整个包装设计以“天子之宝”为基本创意点，彰显帝王之 气，尽显皇家风范。作为历史上第一次特别为故宫推出的纪念酒品，它也是通过酒文化来关注故宫文化以及中华民族文化的重要象征。

          故宫御酒溯源公元1562年，明嘉靖41年康王庶二子朱宣祉藩封庄豫王，在其封地今四川宜宾江安龙门口取五谷精工酿制成“安乐酒”，千里进贡成为故宫（紫禁 城）御酒。“故宫御酒”包装大异于常见的酒品包装形式，将名酒、线装书、奏折、个性化印章及印泥巧妙搭配组合（其中印章采用阿富汗青玉为原材料，质地优 良，美感独特），采用独创长方抽拉盒形，结构上以层次感突出神秘感及多样化的内在空间，外观上以激光雕刻及裱画等手法造成视解元素丰富的整体形象。高档大 气，静穆辉煌。

故宫御酒瓶型取意清乾隆年制的珐琅彩黄地釉雕海水云龙纹瓶，上扣清康熙洒蓝釉描金花瓶颈口（瓶身瓶颈用现代工艺上下结合，在形体上略有改动）。瓶身龙纹取意于御袍局部图案，象征着紫禁城皇家的威严气派。

英文翻译："Forbidden City Wine" is a high-end collection commemorative gift for the 80th anniversary of the founding of the Palace Museum, produced by the Palace Museum and honored by the National Palace Museum of China. The entire packaging design is based on the "Treasure of the Son of Heaven" as the basic creative point, showing the emperor's spirit and full of royal style. As the first commemorative wine specially launched for the Forbidden City in history, it is also an important symbol of paying attention to the culture of the Forbidden City and the Chinese nation through wine culture.

          The imperial wine of the Forbidden City can be traced back to 1562. In the 41st year of Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty, the second son of King Kang, Zhu Xuanzhi, feudal king Yu, took five grains from the gate of Jiang'an Longmen, Yibin, Sichuan Province, to make "An Le Wine", and made a thousand miles of tribute to become the imperial wine of the Forbidden City. The packaging of "Forbidden City Royal Wine" is very different from the common wine packaging. It combines famous wines, thread-bound books, memorials, personalized seals and inkpads (where the seals are made of Afghan sapphire, with excellent texture and unique aesthetics), using original lengths The box shape is drawn and drawn, and the structure highlights the sense of mystery and diversified inner space with a sense of hierarchy. On the outside, laser engraving and mounting techniques are used to create an overall image with rich visual elements. High-end atmosphere, quiet and brilliant. The imperial wine bottle type of the Palace Museum is based on the enamel-colored yellow-ground glaze carved seawater dragon-shaped bottle made in the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. The bottle neck is topped with a blue glaze and decorated with gold flowers in the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty. . The dragon pattern on the bottle body is derived from the partial pattern of the imperial robe, symbolizing the imperial majesty of the Forbidden City.