For Matt McBratnie’s senior project he created this redesign for Dock St. Brewing Co., Philadelphia’s first microbrewery.

Designer: Nathalie Cone, Gilah Press + Design
Designer: Julie Zerivitz
Art Director: Jon Zerivitz

Reuben’s Brews is a popular new urban brewery located in the Ballard neighborhood of Seattle, which is quickly becoming a brewing hotspot. Taphandles worked with their existing brand to create 22oz bottle labels for their inaugural bottling. The bold “r” monogram logo in a modern pallet pops on the shelf while the back of the label serves as an advertisement to entice beer lovers into visiting the brewery’s tasting room where they will find a dozen creative brews on tap. Taphandles is currently designing custom tap handles for Reuben’s Brews, as well as labels for future releases.
— Taphandles

Fonts used: Agency Gothic CT, Aktuelle, Metroscript, Naftalene

Cheers, bitches!

This package is a great mix of iconic and typographic styles that embraces a fashionable and contemporary mixture of traditional and letterpress design. The goal was to design and promote a fictitious Company to fit a new contemporary audience by enhancing them to follow this new service or product.
— Daniel Rodriguez

You can view the Publican bottle packaging here.

Fonts used: Burgues Script, PMN Caecilia, Bodoni Old Face

Within Sapporo Beer Company, there is Yebisu Beer. Yebisu represents the Japanese god of happiness, luck and fisherman. That is the reason why I wanted to redesign this brand. Since Yebisu is uncommon among the United States, people are not familiar with its meaning. Through my design, I wanted to show what Yesibu is about and make it memorable for consumers. The most important part of the label is the smiling face of happy Yebisu which will get the consumers attention from the shelves. And secondary elements such as fishing rods, which will help communicate the idea of Yebisu beer. In creating my design I wanted make people happy and excited to drink Yebisu beer.
— Jin Fujiwara

Phetradico Bieren is a Dutch brewery that brews Phoenix season beers. The designs are based on Phoenix’s original designs by the dutch designer N.P. de Koo. These are the new designs for the first two seasons of 2013.

Beer packaging for the 2^nd Barcelona Beer Festival.

We have assembled, with the collaboration of 4 national breweries, 1000 special edition packs containing 4 different bottled beers. The pack is based on 2 basic concepts:

• It is the only bottled format present in the festival, and the only one you can buy and take home with you. It’s been designed with an educational motivation and the desire to spread the culture of beer.
• Each one of the beers represents one of the basic raw materials needed to make beer (water, malt, hop and yeast), highlighting one at a time over the other ingredients, so that you can appreciate each one separately and learn what each one brings to the table.