Alcohol

Type: Suspended 3-D display
Printing Process: Direct print, two color
Number Printed: 5,000
Cost: $5 to $15
Release: January 1991
Client: Southland Corp.
Producer: O'Grady Containers Inc., Fort Worth, Texas
Comments: Football bowl season beer promotion, 200 pound E-Flute.

Advertiser: Hiram Walker Liqueurs, Windsor, Canada
Producer: Keller-Crescent Co., Evansville, Ind.
Objective: This is the fourth in a series of "Count Drinkula" promotions targeted at Halloween party occasions. The unique fluttering bat motion adds lifelike action that attracts attention.

Advertiser: The House of Seagram, New York
Producer: Data Display Systems, Philadelphia, Pa.
Objective: To create back-bar visibility and engage consumer interaction. The bottle glorifier "howls"for several seconds every time the Coyote bottle is lifted to pour a drink.

Advertiser: Labatt Breweries of Canada, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Producer: Gorrie Marketing Services,Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
Objective: To enhance the Labatt's "Blue" product line, this three-dimensional, four-foot high, vacuum-formed and silk-screened bottle and mug sign was created. Labatt's was able to provide retailers with a high-quality illuminated sign, illustrating the new bottle and graphics.

Product: Imported Suntory Draft Beer
Number of displays: 2,000
P-O-P company: Paladin II, Floatura USA
Distribution: Liquor stores, C-Stores and groceries
Introduction: July 1991
Duration: Promotional
Construction: Vinyl model over paper-mounted header and riser
A blimp display for Suntory Draft Beer can fly in several possible locations.

Advertiser: Miller Brewing Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
Producer: Everbrite Inc. Greenfield, Wis.
Objective: The use of a two-sided neon sign is a first for Miller Lite Beer. The high visibility of real neon is used to backlight the Lite logo which appears on both sides of the sign. Lite's message is visible to people outside as well as inside the store.

Advertiser: The House of Seagram, New York
Producer: IDL Inc., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Objective: To stimulate impulse sales while trading consumers up toa bottle of Canadian Premium product. The display enables key accounts to merchandise as many as nine cases of Seagram's V.O. in less than four square feet of floor space.