3 Black Swans

Cork + philo­soph­i­cal thought — Bor­ing = RUBE (richly, unique brand expe­ri­ence).

Black Swan Wines have come-up with a great exam­ple of cre­at­ing a unique (and rel­e­vant) brand expe­ri­ence. Iden­ti­fy­ing the cork in their wine bot­tles as a ‘blank can­vas’, Black Swan sought to cre­ate a B2D (bot­tle to drinker) con­nec­tion through a com­mu­ni­ca­tion that rep­re­sented the phi­los­o­phy, per­son­al­ity and ethos of the brand.

Work­ing with Craig Dam­rauer, who wrote the book; ‘New Math: Equa­tions for Liv­ing.’ Craig Dam­rauer is a writer and artist whose work plays with abbre­vi­ated ways of see­ing the things that are com­mon to every-day life — his work is the typo­graphic equiv­a­lent of Warhol’s Campbell’s Soup Can.
The brand man­agers at Black Swan made a con­nec­tion between the humour and intel­lect of Damrauer’s work and the brand propo­si­tion of their wine. They worked with Dam­rauer to cre­ate four new equa­tions espe­cially for the corks of Black Swan wine.

The result is a personality-filled reward for open­ing a bot­tle of Black Swan — Cheers to that.

Dave

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3 Responses to “Black Swan – A richly unique brand experience”

  1. dominic says:

    I like your method­ol­ogy Dave (Cork + philo­soph­i­cal thought – Bor­ing = RUBE (richly, unique brand experience))

  2. R&G Pichlik says:

    Enjoyed sev­eral bot­tles of ‘Black Swan’ recently with friends in FL. Were curi­ous enough re: ‘the black cork’ and web­site, so here we are!! Please con­tinue with very enjoy­able afford­able wine!! glo

  3. chips zynga says:

    i wouldn’t have said this had been great just a few years in the past how­ever its inter­est­ing the way in which time evolves the man­ner in which you per­ceive dis­tinct cre­ative ideas, many thanks regard­ing the post it really is good to look over some thing sen­si­ble occa­sion­ally in lieu of the stan­dard garbage mas­carad­ing as blogs on the net, i’m off to have fun with a few hands of poker, take care

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