Ehinger Kraftrad Design & Branding Ehinger Kraftrad – The Archaeologist, 3 by Serviceplan Munich

Ehinger Kraftrad – The Archaeologist, 3
The Design & Branding titled Ehinger Kraftrad – The Archaeologist, 3 was done by Serviceplan Munich advertising agency for Ehinger Kraftrad in Germany. It was released in Nov 2016.

Ehinger Kraftrad: Ehinger Kraftrad – The Archaeologist, 3

Released
November 2016
Posted
November 2016
Market
Industry
Creative Director
Executive Creative Director
Art Director
Creative Director
Copywriter
Executive Creative Director
Photographer
Art Director
Senior Copywriter

Awards:

LIA Awards 2017
Package DesignArt DirectionBronze Winner
Package DesignUse Of TypographyBronze Winner

Credits & Description:

Entrant: Serviceplan, Munich
Brand: The Archaeologist Dry Gin
Corporate Name of Client: Ehinger Kraftrad
Agency Account Manager: Frederike Enk
Agency: Serviceplan, Munich
Global Chief Creative Officer: Alexander Schill
Executive Creative Director: Christoph Everke
Creative Director: Basma Attalla
Senior Copywriter: Henrik Pfeiffer
Art Director: Basma Attalla
Design Company: Studio Oeding, Hamburg
Designer: Javier Fernandez
Photography Studio: Bernd Westphal Photography, Hamburg
Photographer: Bernd Westphal
Creative Director: Katrin Oeding
Global Executive Creative Director: Timm Hanebeck
Project Manager: Johanna Baehner
Junior Accountant: Ferdinand Ritter Kempski von Rakoszyn
Trainee Marketing/Consulting: Stefan Kreißl
Art Director/Senior Designer: Sung-Hi Leem
Copywriter: Fabian Bill
Dummy Producer: Wolfrik Fischer
Creative Innovation Directors: Lorenz Langgartner/Franz Roeppischer
Synopsis:
For decades, founder Uwe ‘The Archaeologist’ Ehinger has been travelling the world as a collector and retailer of rare Harley Davidson motorcycles from the 1930's and 1940's.
We crafted a gin that contains original parts from the old machines. We bottled it together with the machine parts and labelled each bottle with the mind-boggling story of the part’s origin.
Every element of the hand-made packaging consists of colours and materials that were already used in the 30s and 40s. Fans could finally actually taste the spirit of vintage Harley Davidsons and let it become a part of them.