Sydney agency AnalogFolk launches ‘The Perfect Lager’ project for wine producer Casella to find out what makes a beer perfect for Australians

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llager 5.jpgCasella Australia’s largest wine producer is to enter the premium beer market, without a product. Yet.

 

Instead, Casella’s full service agency AnalogFolk has launched The Perfect Lager Project to find what makes a beer perfect for Australians. 

The initiative is designed as a collaboration with the Australian public to ‘Crowd Brew’ the perfect Australian lager.

The campaign kicks off with a ‘call to arms’ video , inviting fellow lager lovers to get involved by downloading an app to give feedback on every beer they drink. The data collected will then influence the style of lager that will be available from June 2012.

beeer5.jpgSays Matt Grogan, AnalogFolk’s creative director: “Most other beer brands talk about their heritage, but being new to market, we didn’t have that luxury or inclination. Our aim is to try something different and involve the Australian beer drinker in the process.”

Casella’s newly-appointed senior brand manager for beer Fiona Seath, said: “We have worked in partnership with AnalogFolk on developing a launch strategy and idea that is non-conventional and interactive at its core, however uses conventional channels to bring it to life. It’s going to be a rare opportunity for Aussie beer‐lovers to be involved in the creation process.”

The campaign will be supported by advertising, digital, trade marketing, experiential and PR. Australian beer lovers can download the iPhone app from today with data being collected until the end of May.

Credits

Creative: Matt Grogan, Tim Bishop

Strategy: Matt Robinson

Technology: Peter Vahaviolos, Toby Vervaart

Production: Ronit Ambarchi, Jake Heath

Design: Chris Jeffree, George Marsden

Community Management: Sophie Broad

Video Production: Engine

 

Casella:

Marketing Manager: Libby Nutt

Senior Brand Manager: Fiona Seath

Communications Manager: Kate Bradley

Communications Executive: Gillian Martin