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Creative Spark gives Manchester's Seven Brothers a 'Lucky 7' brand refresh

It's been seven years (funny enough) since Manchester studio Creative Spark created the identity for Seven Brothers, the local brewery founded by the McAvoy brothers.

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Colourful Seven Brothers beer cans arranged in rows, each featuring a unique pastel colour, bold typography and individually designed '7' logo across yellow, pink, green, blue and white backgrounds.

Guy, Keith, Luke, Daniel, Nathan, Kit and Greg were inspired by their dad's home-brewing in their cellar at home and decided to club together in 2014 to start their own business. Since then, they've become a huge success story, not just for the North of England, but for all of the UK.

Today, you can find the Manchester brewery's products in Selfridges, Booths and Ocado, and visit two of its beerhouses in Manchester and Salford (another six sites are planned over the next couple of years, too). With so much growth and plenty to celebrate, Seven Brothers naturally felt ready for a brand refresh.

Working closely with the seven brothers, Creative Spark used vibrant yellow and black along with a bold capitalised logo to create a strong typographical identity, consistent across the family of beers that has also expanded. The new logo also incorporates the number '7' in place of the letter 'T'.

Each of its beer flavours is reflected in various pastel colours and expressive typefaces, helping them to "pop off the shelves", as Creative Spark puts it. This time around, there's more of an emphasis on the '7' which dominates each can with a cleaner, more vibrant background. Each '7' is uniquely designed for each beer flavour.

Seven Brothers Brewing Co. logo in white text on a black background
Four Seven Brothers beer cans in yellow, turquoise, green and pink against a yellow background, each featuring a uniquely designed number 7 and different beer varieties: Juicy IPA, Hoppy Pale, Easy IPA and Amber Lager
Seven Brothers beer cans with yellow and white labels featuring purple number 7 logos on a purple background
Four Seven Brothers beer cans stacked in a 2x2 grid showing the refreshed branding with vibrant pastel colours and unique number 7 designs for each flavour
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