#24 | Top 40: Design | Topo Chico’s Fizzy Offshoot Goes Full Color

Sabores gets loud—and lovely with work from HAYMAKER

Congratulations to all of our Top 40 and merit winners. Below is our segment about this winner and some context for the work.

To see all of the winners, please visit the gallery.

Agency: HAYMAKER
Client: Topo Chico / The Coca-Cola Company
Campaign: Sabores TV

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Doug Zanger is the founder and editor-in-chief of Indie Agency News. He is also the founder of the Creative Bohemian consultancy, lives in the Pacific Northwest and is insufferable about it.

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