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Following the "Brilliantly British" campaign, launched last summer in conjunction with the London Olympics 2012 and Queen's Diamond Jubilee, Molson Coors, the brand owner, updated packaging and glassware for Carling beer with the help of brand design agency Echo.
Successful approaches are worth to be used again and again. The Coors Light beer brand is teaming up with the...
Ahead of the upcoming London 2012 Olympics and the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, britishness has become one of the biggest trends on the market. Keeping up with this tendency, Molson Coors-owned Carling has launched the ‘Brilliantly British. Brilliantly Refreshing’ campaign, which is ramping up ahead of a momentous summer for the UK.
Cobra, a British-made beer brand founded by an Indian immigrant Karan Bilimoria in 1989, has rolled out a new ad campaign dubbed as ‘Splendidly Indian.’
Echo has designed the branding, primary and secondary packaging for Carling’s innovative new summertime beer, Carling Zest—a 2.8% ABV beer with a light, citrus flavor brewed under the Molson Coors major brand name.
Landor Associates developed new identities for two Molson Coors’ ale brands in the UK—Caffrey’s Irish Ale and Worthington’s family of ales. Both of the brands are launching the new designs, which extend across primary & secondary packaging, glassware, font and visual identity system, in the country today, August 25.
Launching in early autumn, Animée is part of Molson Coors’ ambition to make beer a real choice for women who are vital in growing a shrinking beer market, which currently attributes just 17% of its sales to females The 4% ABV beer is lightly sparkling and finely filtered with a delicious, fresh taste. Animée will be available in three variants: clear filtered , crisp rosé and zesty lemon.
Molson Coors and Landor Associates launched exciting new designs for Coors Light packaging. Coors Light seeks to build on its heritage, reinforcing the core Rocky Mountain cold refreshment brand message. The simplified design, launching in the UK, promotes the brand’s position as a Premium Light Tasting Beer, whilst managing consumer understanding that ‘light’ references taste and not alcohol by volume (ABV) content.