The ultimate comfort food for beleaguered Red Sox fans, Reverse the Curse ice cream rocketed to stardom, replacing The Big Dig as Brigham’s best-selling flavor.
Relating beloved New England tradition to contemporary events in Boston history proved to be a winning mix in making Brigham’s both fresh and classic at the same time.
First assignment: Come up with a feel-good billboard during the harrowing re-engineering of Boston’s transportation infrastructure – the infamous “Big Dig.”
An inspired creative solution hailed by The Boston Globe, Architectural Digest and CBS Sunday Morning sparked a new beginning for the heirloom brand. Brigham’s realized they were on to something and acquired the copyright “Big Dig,” turning it into their best-selling flavor of all time. Package design by Rattle, of course.
When another local institution needed some game-changing mojo, Brigham’s embraced destiny again, launching Reverse the Curse ice cream in the Spring of 2004.
The ultimate comfort food for beleaguered Red Sox fans, Reverse the Curse ice cream rocketed to stardom, replacing The Big Dig as Brigham’s best-selling flavor.
Well-placed billboards cultivated a New England wide passionate fan base tempting a broader audience to stop and pick up a quart on the way home.
Who better to promote Reverse The Curse than Mr. Cowboy Up himself, Red Sox outfielder/first baseman Kevin Millar. The rest, as they say, is history.
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