Greenall’s London Dry Gin gets a new
look to appeal to a new generation.
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Greenall’s London Dry Gin is celebrating its 250th anniversary with a new look
and repositioning strategy courtesy of brand and design consultancy,Dragon Rouge.
With the repositioning,
the company hopes to attract a new generation of gin drinkers. A bold and clean
logo replaces the old script one and rests prominently on a contemporary dark
green square label. "The Great British Spirit since 1761" at the
bottom of the front panel reassures customers of its tradition. A proprietary
green abstract "Union Jack" on the inside back label acknowledges the
brand’s heritage, but provides an edgy new look and feel.
According to David Jenkins, Dragon
Rouge, "The objective was
to create a new visual identity and package design to increase shelf impact,
build awareness and appeal to a new generation of gin drinkers. We started by
defining the brand essence as, ‘The Great British Spirit,’ which directly
references the brand’s origins and traditions and then focused on creating a
new visual identity that combines tradition and heritage, but with a modern
twist.”
Gin repositions itself after 250 years
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