Mad Flora

CPG Branding & Packaging

BRAND STORY

Crafting a Spirit-Free Future

In the burgeoning landscape of non-alcoholic beverages, Mad Flora distinguishes itself with a unique blend of bold flavors and compelling storytelling. Founded by Brooklyn-based chef and food stylist Lauren McGurrin, the brand’s inception is deeply personal. After recognizing the adverse effects of alcohol on her anxiety, McGurrin embarked on a mission to recreate the complex herbal profiles she cherished in traditional amaros. Her kitchen became a laboratory where she meticulously combined herbs, flowers, and spices, culminating in Mad Flora’s debut product: Ophelia.

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Designing a brand that grows with its audience

From a striking identity to a future-proof design system, we built Mad Flora to last. Every detail—logo, marks, copy, and packaging—was crafted to capture the spirit of the brand while ensuring effortless expansion down the line.

Brand Identity

We developed a cohesive brand identity that reflects Mad Flora’s essence—merging fun with sophistication. This included creating a sleek logo and playful badges, such as the “Chef Owned” and “Brooklyn Born” marks, underscoring the brand’s authentic roots.

Copywriting

Our team crafted engaging and meticulously tailored copy that conveys Mad Flora’s unique tone of voice, bringing the brand’s story and values to life across all platforms.

Applying The Brand

We created packaging that not only captures the eye but also tells a story, with a design system built for seamless SKU expansion. This future-proof approach extended to the digital space, where we developed a dynamic, single-product e-commerce site designed to evolve with Mad Flora’s growing lineup, ensuring effortless updates and a frictionless shopping experience.

Bold Vision for a New Kind of Amaro

Mad Flora sought to introduce Ophelia, a non-alcoholic amaro, to a market eager for sophisticated, alcohol-free alternatives. The challenge was to craft a brand identity that encapsulated the product’s rich, layered flavors and McGurrin’s personal journey, while ensuring scalability for future product expansions.

Building a brand as rich and layered as the beverage itself—one that could scale seamlessly as the product line expanded.

Mad Flora sought to introduce Ophelia, a non-alcoholic amaro, to a market eager for sophisticated, alcohol-free alternatives. The challenge was to craft a brand identity that encapsulated the product’s rich, layered flavors and McGurrin’s personal journey, while ensuring scalability for future product expansions.

Clear glass bottle with blue label reading MAD Flora Ophelia, with thyme, gentian, and angelica.
Abstract organic shapes in pink and blue layered with wavy edges on a white background.
Abstract pink flower with layered petals in two shades of pink.
Abstract shape with yellow and pink areas and dotted white pattern on yellow part.
Yellow pastry with pink icing on white background.
Stylized donut-shaped object in pink and light blue with scattered pink dots on surface.

A Digital Home That Evolves With the Brand

Mad Flora’s online presence needed to be as flexible and forward-thinking as its product line. We built a dynamic, single-product e-commerce platform designed not just for Ophelia’s launch but for the brand’s future growth.

Simple and Easy to work with

The site seamlessly accommodates new SKUs, allowing for effortless updates and product additions without overhauling the user experience. Every element—from intuitive navigation to streamlined checkout—was crafted to scale, ensuring that as Mad Flora expands, its digital home evolves right alongside it.

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The comprehensive branding and strategic design efforts culminated in a successful Kickstarter campaign, exceeding its funding goal with 63 backers contributing over $4,269. Ophelia is slated for release in Spring 2025, with production underway and plans to deliver to supporters by June. The brand has garnered attention for its vibrant identity and compelling narrative, positioning Mad Flora as a notable contender in the non-alcoholic beverage market.

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