Anheuser-Busch InBev’s Beck’s beer brand partnered with eight musical artists for its annual “Live Beyond Labels” promotion, which began in July.

After the successful launch of its Screamin’ Pumpkin Ale on tap last year, Griffin Claw Brewing Co. decided to help the craft beer reach more consumers by launching it in 16-ounce cans this year.

Unique Beverage Co. LLC designed a new bottle that is the same height as an average can of soda for its Cascade Ice sparkling waters.

Following strong sales earlier this year, MillerCoors decided to make its Miller Lite Original Lite can a permanent package for the brand, according to a brand representative.

In June, BV Coastal Estates introduced a new look that represents the increased quality of its wine as well as the brand’s heritage.

With the assistance of Sasquatch Agency, Double V Distillery released new labels for its Colonel Cobb Moonshine and Colonel Cobb Apple Pie varieties.

As part of its summer campaign “Share a Coke,” The Coca-Cola Co. personalized the experience by swapping out its logo on 20-ounce bottles for 250 of the nation’s most popular names among teens and millennials.

Aquarena Beverage released its Fuga Life energy drink in 12-ounce Sleek cans from Rexam.

To help cheer on the Pittsburgh Pirates this season, Pittsburgh Brewing Co. added its third and final Collector Series Beer Can: “Raise the Jolly Roger.”

Long Island Iced Tea and Tigre Creative Inc. collaborated to develop a new brand identity and design for the ready-to-drink iced tea brand.