By adminPublished: February 8, 2010Posted in: BlogTags: Coffee, New look 
Young & Laramore have created a new look for Memphis based Ugly Bug Coffee Brand, the fresh new packaging is a part of a comprehensive re-branding and marketing effort. To help the packaging stand out among other premium specialty coffees on the shelf, Y&L partnered with a traditional letterpress and design company, Yee-Haw industries.
“We felt that the painstaking art of letterpress was key to creating a signature graphic tone, first and foremost because letterpress is both unpretentious and hand-crafted” said Charlie Hopper, creative director at Y&L. More pics of the full line after the jump
http://www.thedieline.com/blog/2008/02/ugly-mug-coffee.html
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