Anderson's Conceptual Rebrand

What if maple syrup wasn’t just for pancakes? We helped Anderson’s break out of the breakfast aisle and into the bar cart. This rebrand repositions the product as a modern indulgence—worthy of slow pours, craft cocktails, and late-night decadence. Every design decision reframes syrup not as a morning condiment, but as a rich, elevated ingredient for a new generation of food culture.

Our work included full brand repositioning, logo redesign, packaging architecture, and material exploration. The updated logotype draws from vintage wood type but lives confidently in a contemporary vertical lockup—enclosed in a rigid block that nods to tradition while a diagonal slice suggests a break from it. The palette shifts away from rustic clichés and into deep, velvety blues and golds—echoing a nighttime forest and signaling premium quality. Maple wood caps and angular bottle edges finish the transformation: from shelf staple to statement piece.

Anderson’s is no longer just sweet—it’s bold, elegant, and ready for the after-hours scene.

Client:

Anderson's (Conceptual)

Date:

2024

Role:

Strategy

Strategy

Branding

Branding

Packaging

Packaging

What if maple syrup wasn’t just for pancakes? We helped Anderson’s break out of the breakfast aisle and into the bar cart. This rebrand repositions the product as a modern indulgence—worthy of slow pours, craft cocktails, and late-night decadence. Every design decision reframes syrup not as a morning condiment, but as a rich, elevated ingredient for a new generation of food culture.

Our work included full brand repositioning, logo redesign, packaging architecture, and material exploration. The updated logotype draws from vintage wood type but lives confidently in a contemporary vertical lockup—enclosed in a rigid block that nods to tradition while a diagonal slice suggests a break from it. The palette shifts away from rustic clichés and into deep, velvety blues and golds—echoing a nighttime forest and signaling premium quality. Maple wood caps and angular bottle edges finish the transformation: from shelf staple to statement piece.

Anderson’s is no longer just sweet—it’s bold, elegant, and ready for the after-hours scene.

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