Anning’s Cider
- Brand Strategy
- Graphic Design
- Packaging
Anning’s Cider is a modern fruit cider from the Jurassic Coast named after the pioneering palaeontologist and fossil hunter Mary Anning of Lyme Regis.
Fruit Ciders are currently enjoying a surge in popularity that looks set to go from strength to strength as consumers begin to look beyond traditionally made cider for refreshing and exciting new flavour discoveries.
Anning’s is competing in a busy arena full of big names and even bigger budgets. So it needs to stand out and be heard above the billboard campaigns of its counterparts. Boasting solid West Country provenance, yet offering a lighter alternative to the traditional West Country styles, it has created a more sophisticated offering than its sweeter European cousins.
Fruit Ciders are currently enjoying a surge in popularity that looks set to go from strength to strength as consumers begin to look beyond traditionally made cider for refreshing and exciting new flavour discoveries.
Anning’s is competing in a busy arena full of big names and even bigger budgets. So it needs to stand out and be heard above the billboard campaigns of its counterparts. Boasting solid West Country provenance, yet offering a lighter alternative to the traditional West Country styles, it has created a more sophisticated offering than its sweeter European cousins.
We were tasked with reflecting that difference through an identity refresh that brought the flavour credentials to the fore while retaining its authenticity and roots.
Taking the original fossil drawings so diligently catalogued by Anning as our starting point, we chose fruit illustrations that had a sketched feel and gave them a contemporary twist through graphic effects and colour combinations.
Bringing the idea of ‘Discover More’ to the heart of the brand, the result is a line up that exudes flavour saturation, vibrant individuality and intense desirability – each label designed to stand out on its own, but the effect as a whole range is as overwhelmingly tasty on the eye as it is on the palate.
