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29th April 2013

New-look bottle for Fuller’s ales

London Pride bottle 2013.jpg

Following a comprehensive year-long project, London brewer Fuller, Smith & Turner (Fuller’s) has unveiled a completely new design for its Premium Bottled Ales portfolio.

 

 Ian Bray, Managing Director of The Fuller’s Beer Company said: “The very first new-look bottles of London Pride came off the line recently and are beginning to make their way out into the trade. We think they look fantastic and our customers and consumers should begin to see them appear on the shelves of supermarkets, off licences and pubs by early May.

 

 “The first thing you will notice is the shape. We have changed to a sleeker, taller-looking design, although it is actually only 1mm taller than the old bottle. The label has been placed higher up to ensure that the brand stands head and shoulders above our competitors. The bottle also includes an embossed outline of the River Thames, the majestic heartbeat of London, on the banks of which our beers are crafted. We took some of our cues from the world of wine, so we think the new bottle is equally at home on the dining table as it is on the bar.

 

 “The decision to change the existing bottle was not taken lightly, as it had done a fantastic job for us in its current guise for around 20 years. However, with single bottle purchases the largest sales format in the off-trade, stand-out on shelf has become critically important.

 

 “To that end, we have also taken the opportunity to refresh the London Pride label, with a more modern look which will eventually translate into other pack formats, including draught. The London Pride badge is instantly recognisable to beer drinkers around the world so this new evolution retains all of the most important elements, including the shape of the shield.

 

 

 

“New labels have also been created for our entire portfolio of Premium Bottled Ales so look out for the new-look Fuller’s bottle range in the coming months.”

 

 

ENDS

 

Notes to editors:

 

Fuller’s worked with London design and branding agency Jkr on the project.

 

A short video introducing the new bottle is available on YouTube here: http://youtu.be/-ErSKdD6w3Q

 

 

 

For further information contact Fuller’s Press Office:

 

Telephone:

020 8996 2048/2135

Fax:

020 8996 2079

E-mail:

pr@fullers.co.uk

Fuller’s Website:

www.fullers.co.uk

 

 

 

Ref No: TMJ/BC/0579

 

 

Tony Johnson
Public Relations Officer

Fuller, Smith & Turner P.L.C. Griffin Brewery, Chiswick Lane South, London, W4 2QB
Telephone 020 8996 2000 Direct 020 8996 2048 Mobile 07824 815366 www.fullers.co.uk