Dance floor static, bottled a 90s beer identity

Date:

Aug 14, 2025

Category:

Beverages

7.7

Total Score

Start with a question and an era. How do you bottle the 90s without pastiche. Re-public answers with an identity that smells like dance floors, buzzes like CRT screens, and hums with analogue static. The tone is unapologetic and built to move fast on shelf and in hand.

The visuals do the heavy lifting. A punchy palette, gritty textures, and a condensed type stack create instant impact that recalls club flyers and record sleeves. Layouts keep hierarchy tight so flavor, ABV, and style are clear at a glance while the attitude stays loud.

The visuals do the heavy lifting. A punchy palette, gritty textures, and a condensed type stack create instant impact that recalls club flyers and record sleeves. Layouts keep hierarchy tight so flavor, ABV, and style are clear at a glance while the attitude stays loud.

The system scales. From cans and cartons to posters and social, the same rules hold: high contrast, tight grids, minimal copy, confident rhythm. It is beer branding that brings you back one sip at a time and gives designers assets that ship cleanly from mockup to run.

The system scales. From cans and cartons to posters and social, the same rules hold: high contrast, tight grids, minimal copy, confident rhythm. It is beer branding that brings you back one sip at a time and gives designers assets that ship cleanly from mockup to run.

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