Tuesday, 10 November 2009

Changing of the brand

The rain has let up and the weather is great. The advertising agency decided to change the Heineken beer advertisement while the sun was shining. If you look carefully you'll see two abseillers busy removing the giant banner that has been so long up for so long. I wonder what will replace it.

Posted by Jerome West at 17:18

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