Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Brandon Velestuk | Country: Canada
“Every year, Phillips Brewery crafts a custom pilsner to accompany the 3-day party that is Rifflandia Music Festival in Victoria BC. Festival creative director Brandon Velestuk and Scum Creative Labs created a whimsical plaid label to adorn the bottle. Unfortunately this year, the brewery ended up making its own label, so this version won’t see the printed light of day.”
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Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Brandon Velestuk | Country: Canada
“Every year, Phillips Brewery crafts a custom pilsner to accompany the 3-day party that is Rifflandia Music Festival in Victoria BC. Festival creative director Brandon Velestuk and Scum Creative Labs created a whimsical plaid label to adorn the bottle. Unfortunately this year, the brewery ended up making its own label, so this version won’t see the printed light of day.”
