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Forty Hall Vineyard launch: brand, comms, social and mobile

Forty Hall Vineyard is an exciting social enterprise which has established a 10 acre community vineyard in Enfield, north London. Largely looked after by local volunteers, the vineyard is the first commercial scale vineyard in London since the middle ages, producing English still and sparkling wines.

Project situation

A rare opportunity to work closely with a customer right from the inception of their brand. Forty Hall Vineyard had a range of needs: a corporate identity, packaging and labels, a comms platform, a strategy to guide how best to use social touchpoints to increase donation revenue.

My team at Avanade built the responsive site and I ran training sessions to bring the vineyard volunteers up to to a level where they could effectively self-support with their new tools.

The personality and attitude of the
Forty Hall Estate brand
The vineyard is largely looked after by local volunteers, and offers support and therapy services for vulnerable community members.

Action and outcomes

Experience director owning the client relationship and leading strategy, writing the brief, joining in sketching and guiding delivery. Additionally, I performed Apache configuration and coded CMS templates.

I guided the Vineyard team though the process of distilling and expressing their values and vision. led the creation of the Vineyard visual Identity, analysed the customer’s target markets and briefed community managers, designers, and content writers.

The personality and attitude of the
Forty Hall Estate brand
A core of four values stand out above all others and define the personality and attitude of the Forty Hall Estate brand: Hopeful; Brave; Quality; Community

Brand and proposition

I took the customer through a series of workshops to identify the key drivers of the future brand. I analysed the competitive space and researched the likely customers for the wine. Working alongside a WSET-trained wine consultant, I mapped the planned vintages to a series or attitude segments and used those to drive the design brief.

The result was a map of three types of customer and four identity key values. Based on these, produced designs for the logo, bottle labels and the website.

Activities

  • Creative direction
  • Stakeholder workshops
  • Market research
  • Social strategy
  • Visual Identity design
  • Packaging design
  • CMS Build
  • Responsive website design

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Tags: startup, agile, scrum, social enterprise, nonprofit