Limited Edition V 1 of 4
"Daughter of the Alps" - Switzerland's most famous girl touches the hearts of people all over the world with her cheerfulness.
Limited Editions
Limited Editions - the success story at a glance
Since 2019, anyone who treats themselves to "a treat for throat and voice" can look forward to a unique limited edition. "Where Switzerland is on it, Switzerland is in it". This is the slogan under which the unmistakable Grether's Blackcurrant sugar-free flavours are marketed in four limited-edition traditional Swiss tins. The subjects have an appealing retro-classic design and are intended to remind people of Switzerland internationally with typical motifs.
The illustrations for Limited Editions I to IV were created by the Basel artist Patrizia Stalder. Her portraits have already made it into the publication "200 Best Illustrators Worldwide 18/19" by the renowned Lürzer's Archive.
Biel-based illustrator and visual artist Capucine Matti is now drawing the motifs for the fifth limited edition. She says of her work: "Illustrating our Swiss icons was a particularly inspiring challenge. The landscape, characterised by trees, fir trees and lush meadows, reflects my passion for nature."
This much can be said - the popular limited editions are only available in pharmacies and drugstores for a short time.
All Grether's Pastilles Limited Editions
Chronicle of a golden success story
2024
Reminiscences of our Swiss myths
Limited Edition V 2 of 4
"William Tell" - our national hero and the epitome of the Swiss founding myth of freedom and independence.
Limited Edition V 3 of 4
"Bernese Bears" - The Mutzen in the bear pit: They are considered big, strong, intelligent - and as a heraldic animal, they characterise Bern.
Limited Edition V 4 of 4
"St Bernard" - With its little barrel around its neck, the rescue dog stands for helpfulness, unshakeable loyalty and security.
2022
Our voices take centre stage with Swiss song classics
Limited Edition IV 1 of 4
"Ringel, Ringel, Reihe"
it dances in the Emmental,
when spring is glorious
and blossoming.
Limited Edition IV 2 of 4
"Lueget vo Bärg und Tal"-
succeeds particularly impressively
at the Aescher-Wildkirchli
in Appenzellerland.
Limited Edition IV 3 of 4
"Te voici, Vigneron!" is the sound
at harvest from
Lavaux vineyards to
the shores of Lake Geneva.
Limited Edition IV 4 of 4
In the wintery Valais
Mountain world awakens "Le Vieux
Chalet" aroused the curiosity of
wild animals in search of food.
2021
The Swiss winter takes centre stage
Limited Edition III 1 of 4
In the chalet, with country music and a fire in the fireplace, you will quickly feel warm even in winter.
Limited Edition III 2 of 4
Winter fun for young and old - whether on a traditional wooden sledge or building a snowman.
Limited Edition III 3 of 4
For over 100 years, ice skating enthusiasts have been doing their laps in style in front of the Suvretta House near St. Moritz.
Limited Edition III 4 of 4
What could be better than a romantic carriage ride along the frozen Lake Lauenen?
2020
Famous Swiss places and their animal inhabitants take centre stage
Limited Edition II 1 of 4
A powerful ibex trudges through the snow at the famous Landwasser Viaduct*.
*is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Limited Edition II 2 of 4
A marmot keeps a lookout on the lush alpine meadows above the Aletsch Glacier**.
**is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Limited Edition II 3 of 4
At Lake Oeschinen, a watchful St. Bernard observes the hikers
Limited Edition II 4 of 4
A family of swans glides elegantly across Lake Geneva in front of the castle, which is steeped in history.
2019
Various Swiss motifs take centre stage
Limited Edition I 1 of 4
Alphorn trio playing in the evening in front of the panorama of the Matterhorn.
Limited Edition I 2 of 4
Alpine procession in the Bernese Oberland in front of the famous Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau mountain range.
Limited Edition I 3 of 4
Young lady waves to a steamship on Lake Lucerne, heading towards Mount Pilatus.
Limited Edition I 4 of 4
Against the backdrop of the mighty Piz Bernina, a skier carves through the slopes in Engadin
Grether’s Pastilles are available at local pharmacies and chemists.
