Heineken has unveiled limited edition beer cans that reacts to the low temperatures. The design developed by the French agency Raison Pure Paris uses cold-activated ink to present consumers with a fun surprise when they chill their beer.
Part of the graphic design on the “Cool Can Edition” has been rendered in the cold-activated ink, which only becomes visible when the can is exposed to a low temperature of 0ºC, indicating that the beer is suitably cold enough to be enjoyed.
When the cans will be released has not been revealed yet.
Part of the graphic design on the “Cool Can Edition” has been rendered in the cold-activated ink, which only becomes visible when the can is exposed to a low temperature of 0ºC, indicating that the beer is suitably cold enough to be enjoyed.
When the cans will be released has not been revealed yet.
French agency Raison Pure Paris has created a limited edition beer can for beer giants Heineken. The innovative design uses cold-activated ink to present consumers with a fun surprise when they chill their beer.
The agency said, "The creative team imagined to icebound the red star, the iconic element of Heineken, to showcase this innovative technique.”
Part of the graphic design on the “Cool Can Edition” has been rendered in the cold-activated ink, which only becomes visible when the can is exposed to a low temperature of 0ºC, indicating that the beer is suitably cold enough to be enjoyed.
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