Old Mout Cider: “Moutopia”

Old Mout Cider has launched a national summer advertising burst starring its iconic Kiwi brand mascot, who brings people together in the fruity island fantasy world of MOUTOPIA, where everyone is welcome. The new ads showcase Old Mout’s delicious, natural fruit flavours and unique combinations.

The campaign, by creative agency St Luke’s, introduces MOUTOPIA, a place where people are inspired to connect so that everyone, no matter how different, can live together harmoniously, “side by cider” – in the same way that, inside every bottle of Old Mout cider, different fruit flavours come together.

A playful 30-second film, dramatises how unexpected connections with different people can help create a happier and brighter world and showcases Old Mout’s exotic family of flavours: Pineapple & Raspberry, Strawberry & Apple, Berries & Cherries and Kiwi & Lime.

In the film, the iconic kiwi bird springs from the Old Mout Cider logo and uses a zip wire to get to an island made of pineapple. He harnesses a pineapple slice to build a bridge to an island of raspberries, before using blueberries to make stepping stones to the cherry island – allowing all the inhabitants, who resemble model figurines, to connect with each other.

“The joy of a fruit bowl isn’t in one fruit alone; like people we don’t belong on our own,” says the rap soundtrack. “If you’re sweet like a berry or sharp like a lime it’s all in the blend and the way we combine… Welcome to MOUTOPIA. A place where everyone can live side by cider.” As the film ends, the kiwi is surrounded by groups of people from the different ‘fruit’ islands, all celebrating being together.

CGI is by Lobo and the MOUTOPIA rap soundtrack is performed by Native Music, based on lyrics by St Luke’s.

The film breaks on 20 May, with online and social elements also launching this month, including a bespoke Snapchat filter, which brings MOUTOPIA to life. OOH activity breaks in June, running across the UK, including large digital sites at London’s Westfield sites in White City and Stratford and at the Maximus in Liverpool Central.