I have been fortunate enough to be the creative lead for Meantime since its inception. I created a Beer Tank that dispensed fresh beer direct from the brewery.When not parked up serving to the masses it doubles up as a free moving billboard across London.
The success of the Beer Tank now warrants having a baby brother. Through a social media campaign it was aptly named the "Half Pint".
The success of the brand allowed us to secure a 3 year deal for a 'pop-up' bar outside Londons O2 Arena for FREE.
We launched it with a gig and 5000 pints of beer.
9 million people will walk passed it every year.
I was responsible for the creation of Meantime's beer pump and various in bar marketing.
Inspired by Meantime's Greenwich roots, I had a meridian line placed in bars across London that lead to the beer pump. It is one of Meantime's most successful pieces of in bar marketing.
An innovative piece of packaging to showcase some of Meantime's most innovative beers.
I developed a range of glassware for the brand. The idea was to put a poster in peoples hands.
I developed a new product range called The Brewers' Collection aimed to change perception of beer into something worth collecting and savouring.
I designed Meantime's range of bottles for their huge selection of beers. Last year they brewed 56 varieties.
We created London's first hop farm in 100 years at the Greenwich penninsula.
I was asked to work with architects to lead the design and create a brand new brewery for Meantime.
I'm proud to say it is now on Trip Advisors "Top 40 things to do in London" list.
Hops in a Box was an initiative that encouraged people to grow their own hops to be included in the first ever crowd sourced beer.
We put on Meantime's inaugral beer festival last summer, Brewfest.
It was supported by a social media campaign. We expected 500 people, 3000 turned up. Meantime are now holding four seasonal Brewfest's this year.