RTD brand Odd Company has unveiled a limited-edition range of merchandise called ‘The Granny Pack’ – a stylish fanny pack specially designed to hold two of their new Pineapple & Watermelon flavoured drinks.
The new product has been created to encourage Gen Z to “pop a can with their gran” and bring some much-needed fizz to those Sunday arvo visits.
The creative is based on insights that highlight the reinvigorated strength and prevalence of intergenerational relationships, with Gen Z more likely to spend time with their grandparents than any other generation before them.
Brand ambassador Lance Savali was brought onboard to promote the campaign, starring in a campaign directed by multidisciplinary artist Lula Chucchiara and produced by Loupe Agency.
Senior Marketing Manager at DB Breweries, Chris Featonby, commented: “In a world where connection has become increasingly shallow, we tend to take for granted our truly meaningful relationships. Odd Company is about those meaningful connections. It’s not about pals, it’s about real friends. And who says that those friends need to be young?”
Marketing Manager at DB Breweries, Cara Webster, added: “Our industry is saturated with RTDs and sampling them in a disruptive way can be challenging. We wanted to encourage people to try our product in a fresh and unexpected way that was grounded in a strong insight.”
Senior PR Director at Special PR, Natasha D’Souza, says: “We’ve loved launching our first campaign with DB Breweries. It takes a special type of marketer with the guts and the vision to launch something that’s entirely distinct and different to the category, and the team at Odd Company fit that bill perfectly.”
The Granny Packs – which you can register for at www.db.co.nz/odd-company/grannypack – have been designed by Lance Savali, with his beloved Grandmother, Elizabeth Savali, in mind.
“I was fizzing when Odd Company asked if I wanted to help design The Granny Pack. My Nana is a legend, she’s young at heart and she loves to have fun and I want to spend more time with her,” he says.
“I loved the idea of partnering with my Nana to encourage others to have a good time with their own. They are the OG mate – they listen to your yarns, give solid advice, and then spill some of their own. How good is popping a can with your gran,” he adds.
If you’re keen to strengthen your own multi-generational bonds and pop a can with your own gran, visit www.db.co.nz/odd-company/grannypack and you could bag yourself a limited-edition Odd Company Granny Pack.
