Designer Laudir Jaeger worked with the Brazilian breweries Farol and Brummer’s to create a collaborative Belgian-style brew. The packaging system highlights the distinguishing notes within the beverage, and the sophisticated visuals accentuate the exclusivity of the beer. The color palette is inspired by the Belgian flag and emphasizes the dark amber hues of the drink within. The attention to detail within this packaging system sets this collective beer apart.
The Brazilian breweries, Farol (located in Canela, Rio Grande do Sul) and Brummers (located in Parobé, Rio Grande do Sul) have teamed up to innovate a traditional Belgian style. By adding molasses and prune to the recipe, the production of the special edition of the Belgian Dubbel has a slightly sweet touch, highlighting some already distinctive notes of the drink. Belgian Dubbel is a style that originally appeared in the monasteries of Belgium in the Middle Age. From its first appearance until this day, the most famous brands in the world producing this style of beer still are the Belgian Trappist monasteries.
