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AMERICANA

EXPLORING THE RESURGENCE



Americana is authentic, artisanal, time honored,
locally sourced, limited-production,
provenanced, imperfect and Made in the USA

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Authenticity POV

Authenticity POV

The authenticity behind a brand can be the driving impetus for a purchase, oftentimes more so than the product itself.

Items that come with this social currency tell a story...

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Featured Case Study

BACARDI B-LIVE

Every element, every piece of communication and every touch point synergistically work together to build the Bacardi B-Live experience and invite consumer participation.

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Authenticity Vault

AUTHENTICITY VAULT

We seek, admire, promote, and celebrate authenticity. From artifacts of Americana to cultural resurgence, we archive everything real.

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BACARDI Bash: 150 Years Rocking the Party

by Donna Meier February 17, 2012 Event Marketing

It’s only February but one of the hottest parties of the year has already gone down in history. Hosted by Rolling Stone, “BACARDI Bash: 150 Years Rocking the Party” brought together the worlds of sports, music, film and television for a one-of-a-kind, high-energy party the night before Super Bowl XLVI.

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Post-Game Analysis: Super Bowl XLVI

by Julia Fridrich February 16, 2012 Sports

To me, the Super Bowl has typically meant eating too much, talking through most of the game, and critiquing the commercials. Usually the games are just a blur amid some legendary, memorable ads. There was a pretty solid showing this year and a few upsets. Shall we have a look?

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Super Bowl 2012 Commercials – The Highlights

by Matt Reichelt February 13, 2012 WTF?

On Sunday night 111.3 million people tuned in to watch the Super Bowl, and –¬ let’s face it – half of them tuned in for only one reason: the advertising. For the first time in many years, the ads did not disappoint.

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