Designed by McLean Design | Country: United States | Fonts: Engravers, Copperplate
“Fentimans is a popular premium soda across the pond but a virtual unknown here in the states, so its history and time-proven qualities would need to be worn on its sleeve, so to speak, for its American debut. Early 20th century advertising art and classic playbill character paint a unique portrait of this quintessentially British beverage.”
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Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by McLean Design | Country: United States | Fonts: Engravers, Copperplate
“Fentimans is a popular premium soda across the pond but a virtual unknown here in the states, so its history and time-proven qualities would need to be worn on its sleeve, so to speak, for its American debut. Early 20th century advertising art and classic playbill character paint a unique portrait of this quintessentially British beverage.”
