GUTSY
DRINKS
What's it about?
Gutsy are on a mission. A mission to make better beer. Better for you and better for the planet. Gutsy pack each of their cans with rich vitamins and minerals to support your liver, heart and gut health. While also curbing the vast water waste of traditional brewing. Choose better beers, be Gutsy.
Deliverables.
Branding
Brand Strategy
Packaging
Beer is the oldest and most widely consumed type of alcoholic drink in the world, and the third most popular drink overall after water and tea.
With demand apparent, Gutsy wanted a brand that would convince health conscious consumers to try their beer.
That takes guts.
The abstract pattern that features throughout all of Gutsy’s packaging is inspired from microscopic gut bacteria pictures. A subtle reference to the live cultures within the beer that promote strong gut health.
The human pipes.
Balloons. Long fleshy things, remind you of anything? They’re Playful representation of intestine and gut health featuring on pack.
Gut in Line.
The zigzag line represents the dynamic twists and turns of the digestive system, echoing the flow of a healthy gut.
G is for Gutsy.
With the cylindrical nature of a can, it's important to have strong brand presence on the shelf at all times - no matter the positioning.
Brothers not twins.
Creating two distinctive beers that held a connection was essential for the Gutsy team. First up, the full bodied pale ale followed by the light crisp lager. Colour choice for these two drinks are reflective on the can.
Flexible packaging.
Shelf ready packaging (SRPs) are an essential for all brands striving for grocery. Designed well, they boost sales and restock frequency. However, Gutsy needed a design that could be flexible, something that could be used for single crate usage while also doubling up as an SRP.
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I get swamped with free beer and wine all the time. So, standing out is hard. Gutsy certainly did that.
Standing out to beer and wine buyers is essential, to do that you need a great product and explosive, fresh packaging. I think they’ve achieved both.
- Jack. Food and Wine Grocery Buyer.
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