“ BRITS HAVE STOLEN £186 MILLION WORTH OF GLASSES FROM RESTUARANTS AND PUBS. ”

Mission

Raise awareness of the effects of glassware theft and foster a deeper connection between pub goers and their favorite beer brands. The goal is to transform the narrative, encouraging patrons to create lasting memories with the brands they love, while respecting the integrity and communal spirit of our beloved pubs.

The Solution

"The British Pastimes" newspaper, an engaging and interactive platform designed to captivate pub patrons and create memorable experiences. Through games such as Top Trumps, Battle Sips, and quiz nights, the newspaper employs humour through illustrations of lighthearted deterrents to prevent the theft of beer glasses. These engaging activities underscore the importance of branded glasses to beer brands and encourage patrons to create lasting memories with the cheeky and fun behaviour drinker’s crave, without taking from local pub owners.











Line Drawings of Comedic Deterrents














In collaboration with the Euros 2024, "The British Pastimes" newspaper aims to curb beer glass theft by leveraging the excitement of the tournament. Using playful references such as "It's Coming Home," "The Offside Rule," and "Penalties," the campaign introduces engaging content that educate pub goers about the importance of respecting pub glassware.


Collaboration: advertisement and awareness