"The alliteration will definitely help brand recall,” explains Mike O’Rourke, creative partner at BLOKE. “But it also positions McGuigan wines as the bench mark for quality and taps into a need for social acceptance.”
If you want to impress - Bring a McGuigan.
If you want to look like you really know your wines - Bring a McGuigan.
If you want to show a little respect - Bring a McGuigan.
In fact, whatever the occasion - Bring a McGuigan.
The TVC is based around bringing the right wine to a house party. With the online content videos expanding this idea into other occasions.
Discussing the new campaign, Scott Burton, marketing manager for McGuigan parent company, Australian Vintage Ltd said, “The McGuigan brand has fantastic momentum, enjoying unprecedented global growth over the past five years, not to mention continued and sustained success in prestigious international wine competitions.”
“This is the next step in our strategic plan – driving our awareness on a global scale, and really engaging with the end consumer in a meaningful way,” he said.
“The ‘Bring a McGuigan’ campaign perfectly mirrors what the McGuigan brand stands for – fun, authenticity, playfulness and approachability.”
“Communicating these attributes in a traditional wine advertising style, with the rolling hills, grape crushing and barrels, just wouldn’t have worked for our brand. We needed to do something slightly ‘edgy’ in order to help us stand out in a crowded marketplace.”
The McGuigan family bring four generations of experience to Australian Vintage, which boats several award-winning Australian wine brands recognised and enjoyed across the globe, including Nepenthe, Tempus Two and McGuigan Wines.
Bring a McGuigan TVC from THE BLOKE ARCHIVE on Vimeo.
McGuigan Son-In-Law from THE BLOKE ARCHIVE on Vimeo.
McGuigan Social Butterfly from THE BLOKE ARCHIVE on Vimeo.
McGuigan Romance from THE BLOKE ARCHIVE on Vimeo.