Waitiri Beer— From thundering water comes the purest beer

  • Waitiri Beer was born in 2018 with the aim of represents the people who feel pride in living in New Zealand, an egalitarian place full of nature and adventures with a co-operative spirit. It’s a beer for a creator’s soul, non-conformist and authentic.

    Waitiri (Māori): Thundering water; Disturbed stream.
    wai: water or stream
    tiri: to toss about or disturb
    Tagline: From thundering water comes the purest beer.

    A bespoke typeface was developed to evoke the movement of the waves from right to left and vice versa on the Master Logo mark and Monogram. Regarding the used of the colour palette we’ve decided to work with black because it’s timeless, stylish and safe. On the other hand the red colour represents Te Whei Ao, the realm of Coming into Being. It symbolises the female element. Red is Papatuanuku, the Earth Mother, the sustainer of all living things. Red is the colour of earth from which the first human was made. Silver / Grey colour represents the Silver Fern (Cyathea dealbata), a symbol for New Zealand identity. And gold colour it’s associated with wealth, grandeur, and prosperity gives a traditional final touch to the brand. A perfect detail to achieve whole unique identity.

    CREDITS
    Video by: Te Rina Adams
    Photography: A. Timmins

    PUBLICATION
    Sandu Publishing, China

Beer launching event

MAKEBARDO

MAKEBARDO is a New Zealand, Queenstown-based design studio run by Bren Imboden and Luis Viale. As a creative duo, we make conceptual and strategic work for local and international clients. Our aim is to partner with people looking to develop meaningful brands.

The studio has been specializing in brand identity and packaging design. Whether your project is independent or commercial, small or big, we always are willing to hear your story and see if we can collaborate to develop your project, so please do not hesitate to drop us a line.

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