Grey's Chu Tian Beer campaign wins in London

<p>Grey Worldwide's Chu Tian Beer campaign won the best in art </p><p>direction in the beverage - alcoholic category for client Wuhan Euro </p><p>Dongxihu Brewery at the recent London International Advertising </p><p>Awards. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>The win, which established it as the only agency in China to take home a </p><p>prize at the annual awards, was based on "Glass", a poster illustrating </p><p>the simple idea of "Pure natural malt taste". </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>A closer look at the poster, however, reveals the beer in the glass is </p><p>made out of malt fields and the foam has been formed by white clouds </p><p>over the horizon. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>"A couple of factors contributed to our success, but the most important </p><p>one was team spirit," said Grey Worldwide group head of art Michael </p><p>Wong. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>"Although we only spent one to two weeks working for this poster, we put </p><p>in great effort to ensure the quality of the campaign." </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>The creative team included Mr Kevin Lee, Mr Michael Wong, Mr Li Wen Long </p><p>and Ms Chen Jing. </p><p><BR><BR> </p>

Grey Worldwide's Chu Tian Beer campaign won the best in art

direction in the beverage - alcoholic category for client Wuhan Euro

Dongxihu Brewery at the recent London International Advertising

Awards.



The win, which established it as the only agency in China to take home a

prize at the annual awards, was based on "Glass", a poster illustrating

the simple idea of "Pure natural malt taste".



A closer look at the poster, however, reveals the beer in the glass is

made out of malt fields and the foam has been formed by white clouds

over the horizon.



"A couple of factors contributed to our success, but the most important

one was team spirit," said Grey Worldwide group head of art Michael

Wong.



"Although we only spent one to two weeks working for this poster, we put

in great effort to ensure the quality of the campaign."



The creative team included Mr Kevin Lee, Mr Michael Wong, Mr Li Wen Long

and Ms Chen Jing.