The

Macallan

Scotch Whiskey

Selling Scotch for Spring.

We worked with Macallan's marketing team to create a series of gifs + videos for Macallan's spring campaigns to promote their Fine Oak Highland Single Malt Scotch Whiskey across ads & social media.

Kana is creative and unique. I really enjoyed her perspective and input on my projects. She was easy to work with and very responsive. I would recommend her to future clients.

A Few #s from our SOCIAL MEDIA x MARKETING EFFORTS

Real Results.

1,316% + AVG. ↑ To website in < 3 months.

2.8x AVG. ↑ in New Audience reached each month.

Breakdown x results

Solutions.

Including restaurant space design and execution we don’t get to execute as often as we would like our team designed and executed on all the murals and signage for Blenders & Bowls inside their West Lake, Downtown and Eastside cafés and our branding continues to be used as they expand. This expansive project involved many rewarding hours of painting and woodworking.

It’s always great to bring one of our logo designs into the 3-dimensional world! The mural design is inspired by the owner’s California roots and their original food truck, which featured the same pattern as the van in the mural.

✸ SERVICES ✸

Video Production
Styling
Animation x GIFS
Brand Partnerships
Social Media
Content
Storytelling

The Macallan is one of the most highly revered whisky brands in the world. It is the third largest selling single malt whisky in the world and the second largest by value. The name Macallan is thought to have derived from the two Gaelic words, ‘Magh’, and ‘Ellan’, meaning ‘fertile ground’ and ‘of St Fillan’ respectively – St Fillan is thought to be an Irish monk that spread the Christian word throughout Scotland in the 8th Century. The Macallan distillery is located in Craigellachie, Moray in the Highlands of Scotland were it was founded back in 1824, by Alexander Reid. As the Macallan’s reputation grew, its sales continued to increase throughout the 20th Century and major expansion took place between 1951 and 1963. In 1999, a majority shareholding was bought by The Edrington Group.

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