Craft soft drinks company rebrands with new visual identity

The Dalston Cola Company unveils a new visual identity, as it seeks to move from a niche craft drinks company to an established brand.

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Handmade in East London from 100%-natural and locally sourced ingredients, Dalston Cola Company recently tasked B&B studio with creating a new visual identity to help move its soft drinks from a niche brand to an established product.

B&B retained some of the original brand by elevating the local “hand-mashed” story to express what is special about the range of soft drinks and to make the ingredients the hero.

Client Partner at B&B, Kerry Bolt says, “There was a balance we had to strike. We wanted to retain some of the raw edginess of the brand, what makes it exciting, but also express its expert credentials in an interesting way. This would elevate the brand proposition and get it out there. We also wanted to be truthful to the original product and to the passion behind the brand, which puts the ingredients first, without conforming to tiresome craft clichés.”

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