fmcg perfect serves corona
fmcg perfect serves corona

How did I miss this?

Corona (Grey Global) created 25,000 laser cut limes with “Lime Guides” on them – to help consumers solve the “problem” of limes which didn’t fit into their bottles.

When I think of alcohol brands and rituals or “the perfect serve” as we called it in beverage world – the strongest (and most valuable) brands have an affinity with something.

FMCG is full of these rituals – perhaps the way a product is packaged, a manufacturing limitation which became an invaluable brand asset…

🍊 Terry’s Chocolate Orange = Don’t Tap It Whack It
⚪ Pringles = Once You Pop
🍋‍🟩 Corona = Lime
🔴 Babybel = Wax
🍺 Guinness = Half Pour / Split The G

These rituals need not be the realm of the global groups only…

  • As challengers like MOJU have created theatre with their serving marks on the side of bottles…
  • Or Jason’s Sourdough with their iconic Blue roll top sourdough packs…
  • Bold Bean Co | B Corp™ – talk about getting their product out of the jar, the squelch it makes when you shake it out… (THEATRE!)

A texture – a format – a quirk – these brand rituals become valuable brand assets.

Did I miss anyone?

daniel hinde
Daniel Hinde

Daniel Hinde is Founder & Creative Director of Greatergood® Brand & Packaging Design Agency. He has over 20 years building FMCG & CPG brands for global names and disruptive challengers.

These are his daily thoughts on consumer brand design, packaging design and selling success.

Guinness has the pour. Corona has the lime. Pringles has the pop.

Every category has room for one brand that owns a ritual – what’s yours?

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