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Café Younes-Coffee brochure cover
See More Of Café YounesSee More Of Café YounesAll about coffee2010The proposed coffee product catalog lists the beans and blends, but also explains grain origins, preparation methods and grading systems, making it a coffee reference document above everything else. -
Café Younes-Coffee brochure details
See More Of Café YounesSee More Of Café YounesCoffee profiling2010The signature blends section breaks down the brew into its different attributes and introduces the professional lingo to the public. -
Café Younes-Coffee brochure inside pages
See More Of Café YounesSee More Of Café YounesWhere on earth2010The country section traces coffee bean origins and introduces a color-coding system based on the different continents and sub-continents. -
Café Younes-History book and coffee brochure
See More Of Café YounesSee More Of Café YounesThe extra mile2010The conception and creation of communication, marketing and operational tools – such as this history booklet and coffee product catalog for Café Younes – pushes the scope of branding recommendations beyond the typical identity scheme. -
Jabal Moussa-Biodiversity booklet
See More Of Jabal MoussaSee More Of Jabal MoussaThe cast of characters2011No natural reserve experience is complete without a detailed inventory of the growing, moving, jumping, crawling and flying things that put the diverse in biodiversity. -
Jabal Moussa-Booklet
See More Of Jabal MoussaSee More Of Jabal MoussaA little more information2010For the more curious, a booklet which includes shared experiences by other visitors along with the fold-out map is available. -
Le comptoir-Catalogue and inside pages
See More Of Le ComptoirSee More Of Le ComptoirTaking drinking seriously2001The recommendation for Le Comptoir’s yearly product catalog was a highly informative and professional approach that gives the amateur a chance to select like a connoisseur.Photo: Nadim Asfar -
Le comptoir-Catalogue covers
See More Of Le ComptoirSee More Of Le ComptoirIconic shapes2001Realizing that there is a typical bottle shape associated with a type of drink – red wine, white wine, whiskey, and so on – a series of icons was born, to be used on the product catalog as it changes from one year to the next.Photo: Nadim Asfar
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