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  • Budweiser Summer Swimming Dock

    Retail Category: Supermarket: Food
    Display Type: Freestanding: Permanent
    Client: Anheuser-Busch Inc., St. Louis
    Producer: Anheuser-Busch Inc., St. Louis
    Size of Run: 425
    Comments: With its "dive into summer" theme, this display was part of a national integrated marketing campaign that included television ads. The four-foot-square dock was eye-catching at retail and could hold heavy stacks of beer cases.
    Budweiser Summer Swimming Dock
  • Budweiser NASCAR Display

    Client: Anheuser-Busch Inc., St. Louis
    Introduction: January 2002
    Number of displays: 3,500
    Distribution: Off-premise accounts
    Construction/Materials: Vacuum-formed red styrene, decals
    P-O-P company: Array Marketing Group, Los Angeles, KCS Industries division
    Comments: This replica of Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s car reinforces Budweiser's continued association with NASCAR.
    Budweiser NASCAR Display
  • Another Round From Miller

    Miller, Allied Domecq partner for malternative launches
  • Heineken BYOB Display

    On- and off-premise P-O-P for Heineken's "Pick Up the Party" summer campaign highlights Heineken beer in bottles and keg cans.
    Producer: Ryan Partnership, Wilton, Conn.
    Heineken BYOB Display
  • Budweiser Sequencing Draught Glass

    Client: Anheuser-Busch Inc., St. Louis
    Producer: Everbrite Inc., Greenfield, Wis.
    Comments: Sequenced fiberoptic lights simulate rising bubbles in this injection-molded sign.
    Budweiser Sequencing Draught Glass
  • Coors Light LED Football Helmet

    Client: The Integer Group, Golden, Colo.
    Producer: Array Marketing Group, Los Angeles, KCS Industries division
    Comments: A full-size, vacuum-formed helmet features LED graphics of moving eyes and a text message to add motion and attract attention in sports bars.
    Coors Light LED Football Helmet
  • Pete's Wicked New Look

    Pete's Brewing Co. promotes new packaging design through P-O-P
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