Just for the taste of it

The beginning of real refreshment, 1991

The sound of real refreshment, 1991

Things go better with Coke

The great outdoor life goes even greater with ice-cold Coca-Cola, 1968

And now, fans, here's that same refreshment on the instant-replay..., 1968

For that top-of-the-world feeling, 1968

Don’t sleep at the party

The print ad titled “Don’t sleep at the party” was done by Almapbbdo, Sao Paulo advertising agency in Brazil. It was released in the May 2007.

Don't sleep at the party #1, 2007

Don't sleep at the party #2, 2007

Don't sleep at the party #3, 2007

It’s the real thing, Coke

It's the real thing, Coke #1 1969

It's the real thing, Coke #2 1969

It's the real thing, Coke #1 1970

How well known brands advertised during World War II [15 pics]

Western cartridge company, 1943

Oldsmobile division of General Motors, 1944

Florida canned grapefruit juice, 1943

“Share A Coke” campaign puts names on Coca-Cola bottles and cans

Coca-Cola is replacing its branding with one of Australia’s 150 most popular first names for a new ad campaign in the country. Bottles for its ‘Share a Coke’ summer campaign with different names printed on them are on sale now. Each of the 150 names has also had an individual song written about it.

Share a Coke, 2011

The names were put on Coca-Cola bottles so consumers can have fun finding their friends and family members names and then enjoy sharing a Coke together. The campaign also includes three TV commercials featuring the names of Matt, Luke and Kate. Here’s the ad for Kate:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jZJjxAU_NY

Heineken Glass Freeze

BrandBase invented and produced the Heineken Glass Freeze. A special beer glass that warm beer is cooling in no time. The double-walled glass is placed in the freezer for use. Once outside the freezer cools the beer within five minutes down to a temperature around 2 degrees Celsius. So extra cold.

Heineken Glass Freeze #1

Heineken Glass Freeze #2

Heineken Glass Freeze #3

Heineken Glass Freeze #4

Give yourself a good name

Charisma. You can't buy it. You can't make it. And you sure can't fake it.

There are no innocent bystanders.

Heineken World War II poster “Screw Battle! We’re Gettin’ Drunk”

Patriotic Heineken Beer Poster from World War 2, text at the poster top reads “Screw Battle! We’re Gettin’ Drunk”, the fantastic painting by Frederic Stanley shows soldiers passing wooden Heineken Beer crates as artillery pieces fire in the background.

Screw Battle! We're Gettin' Drunk

Doing what this World War II Heineken ad says, would get most servicemen shot by a firing squad. But if he drank that whole case he might not really know what hit him?

The interceptor

Mosquito likes Heineken beer too!

Heineken: The interceptor, 2003