Westmalle Bottles and Package PD. Beer Package Inspiration - 38 Brands. Beer is the world’s most widely consumed and one of the oldest alcoholic beverages. Only mentioning that it’s the world’s third most popular drink after water and tea makes it interesting for this article. Its package has always been interesting and I’m going to prove you that today. Vonu Tokaido Dean Rabbits And Carrots Cerveceria Hacienda Trouble Brewing Great Divide Taquina 1836 Classic A. Bard’s Fusion Adnams Hitachino Nest Pistonhead Howling Monkey Kaliber Lionshead Pinkus Tennents 1885 Export 33 Rheingold Red Brick Sleeman.
30 Brilliant Beer Package Designs. 122EmailShare In this article you’ll find 30 Brilliant Beer Package Designs that will boost your creativity.
Furthermore, the selection includes also some unusual designs such as Black Market Goods’ rocket design or John Varvators Stars’ microphone design. Nevertheless, you’ll find some cool and simple designs, as well as some great colorful and innovative ones. Also, I’ve checked and rechecked Ivan Maximov’s work and I assure you this is really a beer package and not a coffee one! Furthermore, for those of you who love wine and would love to see some great wine packages here’s another nice article from us – 25 Fancy & Innovative Wine Package Designs.
Respect our work! The Dieline Package Design Awards 2013: Beer & Malt Beverages, 2nd Place - Meteo & Bernabé and Friends. Mateo & Bernabé is the first craft beer from La Rioja, Spain - designed by Moruba.
Mateo & Bernabé are Saints of La Rioja, the company takes it name from these two saints, these are the company's first two beers. In the future, they could to make more beers, and the names of these future beers will be other saints, like Santiago, Fermín, Patricio,… That's why the brand include "and friends". In the label, the red number represent the day of the Saint which is a holiday and that's why is red. The Dieline Package Design Awards 2013: Beer & Malt Beverages, 3rd Place - Velkopopovicky Kozel.
It was necessary to create the design for the limited edition of Velkopopovicky Kozel beer.
The project is aimed at emphasizing the values of the famous Czech brand and enlarging the number of its fans. Épinglé par JoAnn Hines sur Beer Packaging. Épinglé par JoAnn Hines sur Beer Packaging. Sixpence Stout by Midday PD. Épinglé par JoAnn Hines sur Beer Packaging. Crown unusual beer packaging PD. La brasserie Otley / NotJones. Le studio Notjones représente le design graphique de Aled Williams. Voici quelques créations de support de communication pour le compte de la brasserie Otley. Superbe packaging de bière. Une bière haute en couleur avec Le Chat Packaging. Les équipes de Isabela Rodrigues (Sweety Branding Studio) ont réalisé un nouveau packaging pour la marque de bière fictive « Le Chat ».
Avec une liberté totale, le résultat coloré est visuellement magnifique et permet au branding de réellement se démarquer. Plus d’images en suivant le lien. Une bière... ou deux. What's the carbon footprint of ... a pint of beer? Beer is unlikely to dominate your carbon footprint but it can make a significant contribution.
According to my calculations, a few bottles of imported lager per day might add up to as much as a tonne of CO2e per year – equivalent to around 50,000 cups of black tea. The beer at the low end of the scale is based on figures for the Keswick Brewing Company, a microbrewery quite near where I live. Just about everything you can think of was included in the study I did for them.
There were the obvious things such as ingredients, packaging, fuel, electricity and transport. I also included such elements as staff travel, the carbon cost of having to replace their equipment every so many years, and office stationery. For the Keswick Brewing Company, I estimated that ingredients accounted for about one-third of the footprint, fuel and electricity about another one-quarter, and staff travel about one-tenth. Here's a full breakdown of the footprint of a Keswick pint: See more carbon footprints.
Bolster: The Freehouse. The folks at Bolster have executed some fantastic work for Blue Plate Restaurant Company in developing the brand identity and overall brewpub experience for The Freehouse, Blue Plate’s newest restaurant venture in Minneapolis, MN.
While many brands and products can go a little overboard on the handcrafted, old American aesthetic, I really admire how Bolster’s design approach was careful to maintain a balance with the modern in creating The Freehouse experience. From Bolster’s website: Located in a pre-prohibition, turn-of-the-century warehouse, the restaurant and brewpub yearned for a utilitarian design with a modern energy.
Embracing the “perfectly imperfect” nature of handcrafted goods and early industrialization, Bolster created a brand that celebrates the artistry of a time when both human genius and imperfections were reflected in finished products. Creative Credits Creative Director: Jason Hammond Art Director: Anders Holine About Garth. Brasserie Artisanale du Château on Packaging of the World. Agency: A3 Studio Designer: Yvo Hählen & Priscilla Balmer Pictures © michel meier Client: La Brasserie Artisanale du Château Country: Switzerland The Brasserie Artisanale du Château based in Lausanne, Switzerland, commissioned the graphic design agency A3 Studio to create four new labels for their traditionally made beer, as well new packaging.The beers are brewed with a traditional process, for this reason A3 Studio has developed a graphic style which is both contemporary and traditional.
