Creative Heineken Beer Ads

Creative Heineken Beer Ads

The most creative and unusual advertising campaigns for Heineken beer.

Heineken Christmas Tree

Giant Christmas Tree was made with 1000 Heineken beer bottles in front of the Nanjing shopping mall in Shanghai.

Heineken Christmas Tree

Heineken Beer Billboard

Cool outdoor billboard promotes Heineken beer in Amsterdam.

Heineken Beer Billboard

Heineken Rugby Shirt

Heineken: The official beer for Singapore Rugby Sevens.

Heineken Rugby Shirt

Anti Drinking and Driving Heineken Ad

When you drink your reaction time slows down. Don’t drink and drive.

Anti Drinking and Driving Heineken Ad

Heineken Pizza Boxes

Pizza boxes were cleverly used to promote Heineken beer.

Heineken Pizza Boxes

Heineken Snow Ad

Heineken beer helps relax after skiing and snowboarding.

Heineken Snow Ad

Heineken Manhattan

Manhattan re-created with Heineken beer cans and bottles.

Heineken Manhattan

Heineken Beer Column

Cool Heineken ad reminds people not to drink and drive.

Heineken Beer Column

Heineken Colosseum

Roman Colosseum was re-created with 1500 Heineken bottles.

Heineken Colosseum

Heineken: Made to Entertain

Stack of music CDs was cleverly used to promote Heineken beer.

Heineken Made to Entertain

Also check out: 15 Examples of Creative Advertising

  1. Stephanie Horn

    I think my favorite is the crushed beer can column (Don’t drink and drive). It’s a pretty interesting reflection of the message.

  2. superdit

    great ads collection, thanks!

  3. L

    The ad with the extended stop line makes my heart drop. Extremely effective.

  4. samatwo

    Outdoor billboard is also good job. It says “take me!”.

  5. Mask

    i dont get how the rugby one is creative.
    the other ones deserve recognition. well done Heineken.

  6. Jaqi Mugo

    I don’t drink, but these are just wow. The ad with the pedestrian crossings and stop signs changed my attitude to companies that make alcohol, that level of responsibility to the community is very impressive.

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