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Industry: Spirits/Alcohol

  • Budweiser Woos Latino Consumers with Noche De Pasion

    Anheuser-Busch wanted to build Budweiser’s relevance and improve its image among adult Latino consumers, so it brought together the segment’s passions for sports, music and nightlife under one roof for Noche De Pasion. Transforming bars in Chicago, Denver, Fresno, Los Angeles and Phoenix into Latin nightclubs, the event featured three-on-three soccer tournaments in cages, while […]

  • Diageo Woos Bartenders with a Shot of Education

    Recognizing that its on-premise efforts don’t fly without buy-in from the men and women pouring the drinks, Diageo embarked on a dedicated effort to woo bartenders. To encourage bar staff to stock—and recommend—brands like Smirnoff and Tanqueray, the Bartender Initiative set out to provide an interactive education on Diageo products through 35 events in top […]

  • Miller’s Icehouse Brewery Rocks the Boat

    Miller Brewing’s Icehouse brand hit the high seas with The Rock Boat, billed as the world’s largest floating music festival. The four-day non-stop concert took 2,500 music fans—and 30 rock bands—on a Carnival cruise ship from Miami to Cozumel, Mexico. “It was a unique way for consumers to have access to bands,” says Mark O’Brien, […]

  • Lion Nathan Brewery Forms a New Sport—Beach Cricket

    Lion Nathan Brewery and its XXXX Gold beer brand wanted to leverage Australians’ love of cricket, but its main competitor had a long-standing relationship with the national team and a virtual lock on major domestic and international competitions. So it created an entirely new sport called beach cricket. Twenty-three legends of the sport from Australia, […]

  • Budweiser Sends Dudes on a Man Camp Excursion

    Ah, Bud Camp. The two-month Canadian on-premise program that gave away the ultimate man-cation—a magical wilderness excursion where men could be men, beef could be consumed in mass quantities and for two thrilling days, dudes could do everything their wives and girlfriends wouldn’t let them do at home. More than 16,000 consumers signed up, 225 […]