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Heineken Zero ad aims to stop people skipping the pub during Dry January

Creative Boom

So to help counter this trend, Heineken 0.0 Ultimately, though, one of them realises they shouldn't avoid having a good time just because they're not drinking and joins their friends in the local pub to enjoy a Heineken 0.0. It will run in the UK on social-first cut-downs across Heineken's social media channels.

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From Beer to Bricks: The Innovative Journey of Heineken’s WOBO Bottle

Design You Trust

In the early 1960s, Dutch businessman Alfred “Freddy” Heineken visited the Caribbean islands, then known as the Dutch Antilles. Heineken approached John Habraken, director of the Foundation for Architects’ Research (SAR), with this innovative concept. In 1964, Heineken produced 100,000 of these bottles in two sizes (35 cl.

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Heineken ad toasts real-world dating

Creative Review

Heineken’s new spot, directed by Show Yanagisawa, asks just that. The campaign was created by Publicis Italy and Le Pub, which is the new creative agency model that Publicis launched with Heineken earlier this year. The post Heineken ad toasts real-world dating appeared first on Creative Review.

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Heineken’s new ad is a light-hearted swipe at gender stereotypes

Creative Review

Heineken is making a clear attempt to widen its target audience to women via a new ad campaign that highlights some of the clichés that exist in the drinks sector: in particular the notion that beer is for blokes and cocktails are for women. ” Credits: Agency: Publicis. . ” Credits: Agency: Publicis.

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Heineken Jazzaldia - flipando en PANTONE #ataz #festival #jazz #andrea #poster #music #heineken

Designspiration

Heineken Jazzaldia - flipando en PANTONE #ataz #festival #jazz #andrea #poster #music #heineken

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The Top 16 Most Iconic Beer Logos of All Time

Inkbot Design

Heineken (1873) Oh, I know that! The famous green Heineken logo with its red star. When people see rows filled with emerald bottles, their mouths start watering because they think about delicious Heineken beer from Holland! Why is the Heineken logo so recognisable? The Top 10 Most Iconic Beer Logos 1.

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Eichhof goes minimal in new visual identity

Creative Review

Now owned by Heineken, Eichhof has been brewing beer in the Swiss city of Lucerne for over 185 years, and still has strong links with its home region. Heineken tasked Pearlfisher with evolving the Eichhof brand and its 13 different varieties for a global market.

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