13 Barrels Brewing

Graphic Design

Designs that look as good as they taste.

13 Barrels is a popular, local craft brewery located in the heart of Downtown Bathurst. Since opening in 2018, their branding and logo have become iconic symbols of the Bathurst waterfront and defined what it means to be a small business.

Small Business; Big Heart

As a small Downtown Bathurst business ourselves, we’re always happy to lend our neighbors a hand. We not only designed the 13 Barrels logo, but we’ve also designed several of their iconic cans, from their lineup of staple brews to seasonal offerings.

A Logo Can Speak Volumes

The prohibition-era tale behind the 13 Barrels name is both fascinating and regionally significant. We designed their logo with this story in mind; after all, a picture can say a thousand words.

Cans With Personality

The 13 Barrels family of craft brews is an instantly recognizable staple of their brand. Each can’s colour - from the Rendez-Vous Rouge to the brown Tall Tales IPA - represents a unique and unmistakable taste profile that resonates with their customers.

Whether you’re looking to refresh your current logo or give some visual flair to a new or existing product, our graphic designers are ready to turn your dream into an eye-catching reality.

Physical, Digital, and Everything In-Between

We designed most of the cans you’ll find at 13 Barrels, including their original, staple lineup of brews, but out-of-home designs are just a piece of what we can do.

While we do designs for physical merchandise, billboards, car wraps and more, we also specialize in digital designs, including logos, website layouts, and various forms of digital media like videos and advertisements.

Reach out to us today to find out how we can bring your vision to life!

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