Bisoro Beer

This is a Trappist beer from Belgium. In 1664, France allowed monks to drink beer with high nutritional content to replace food on a fast day. The monks must exchange beer for food to survive so Trappist beer has spread throughout Europe. Until the French Revolution and World War. What truly makes it decline is the firing of the first bullet.

This is the source of inspiration for packaging design, by establishing a brand mentality of “hitting the soul” to express consumers’ feelings, this is a high-end monastery craft beer that produces a super comfortable tasting experience no matter what mood it is in.

This undoubtedly leads to the entry of products into the beer gift market, and the beer category lacks the aging potential, making it difficult for tasters to purchase a bottle of hearty low-alcohol liquor at a high price. So in response to this pain point, we have endowed the packaging with a unique temperament. Firstly, trace the brand history of Bissauro Beer and create a brand mentality of “hitting the soul”. Then, create a unique metal logo and bottle body silk screen, and mold the gift box into a bullet shape.

Finally, the bottle mouth was printed with La Trappe Abbey English in France by putting destruction stickers, which represented the symbol of the rise of Trappist beer. Therefore, the packaging from top to bottom completes the design interpretation of Trappist beer.