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  • Moet & Chandon Globe

    Client: Schieffelin & Somerset, New York
    Size of Run: 1,375
    Production Date: May 2002
    Producer: MBH Presentations Inc., Floral Park, N.Y.
    Division: Temporary, Liquor: Distilled Spirits - Illuminated or Motion
    Comments: Encasing a molded replica of the bottle in ice helped to reinforce holiday spirit and remind consumers that champagne is best served chilled. Components included a rotationally molded acrylic globe, vacuum-formed PETG brand medallions and an injection-molded bottle.
    Moet & Chandon Globe
  • Point-of-Purchase Alcohol Marketing and Promotion by Store Type

    A federal report on in-store advertising frequency, by channel
  • Straccali/Terrale Wine Rack

    Retail Category: Liquor
    Display Type: Freestanding: Temporary
    Client: Palm Bay Imports, Syosset, N.Y.
    Producer: Ettinger Displays Inc., Hauppauge, N.Y.
    Size of Run: 1,000
    Comments: This display's powder-coated metal inner frame is sturdy enough to hold four cases of wine, and its bright PMS yellow and red styrene body provides high visibility at retail.
    Straccali/Terrale Wine Rack
  • Jacob's Creek Display

    Product: Wine
    Number of displays: 4,000 case cards, 7,700 shelf talkers
    P-O-P company: CCM, New York
    Distribution: Supermarkets, club stores, independent retailers
    Introduction: March, June 2002
    Duration: Temporary
    Construction: Corrugated
    Display set-up: Retail staff
    Recent promotions from Jacob's Creek included shelf talkers holding a booklet with a sweepstakes entry form to win a 10-day trip to the Australian Outback.
    Jacob's Creek Display
  • Korbel Motion Display

    Client: PriceWeber, Louisville, Ky., for Brown-Forman Corp, Louisville, Ky.
    Introduction: September 2001
    Distribution: Liquor stores nationwide
    Size of Run: 2,700
    Construction/Materials: Vacuum-formed, screenprinted PETG; litho foil labels; wrapped fiber poles; battery-powered motor
    P-O-P company: Henschel-Steinau, Englewood, N.J.
    Comments: A battery-powered motor rotates a large replica of the Korbel bottle to attract attention during the holiday season.
    Korbel Motion Display
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