An artist and a brewer making beer together. That can only be good, right? We are certainly enthusiastic about Omnipollo's beers, which are creative inside and out. Graphic designer Karl Grandin takes care of the stylish packaging that the beer comes in, and brewer Henok Fentie makes sure the beer inside is excellent. Together, the two are an unbeatable team and prove that the Swedes can do more than just make cheap furniture that nobody wants to put together.
Art, not junk
It is not unusual for brewers to make beer, but it is more unusual for artists to venture into beer. Karl Grandin, an internationally exhibited and committed artist, deals with the power of symbols and their use in modern media, among other things. His passion for minimalist graphics and reduced structures made of flora and fauna can be seen on the beer labels. Together with Henok Fentie, Karl wants to revolutionize the world of beer. Artists and brewers want to explore the boundaries of beer and expand the horizons of beer drinkers. As an itinerant brewer, Henok travels all over the world and the impressions he makes in all corners of the planet flow into his beer creations. He is inspired by encounters and experiences and brews more creatively and uniquely than almost anyone else. Traveling and exchanging ideas with other brewers are an incomparable source of inspiration for Henok.
As expected, the label with the grinning smiley face licking its lips with anticipation brings some very unusual beers onto the market. The Noa Pecan Mud Cake, for example, is inspired by one of Henok's childhood dreams: as a 12-year-old, the Swede did not want to be a brewer, but rather a confectioner. Favorites such as the Leon or the Zodiak , which has aliens and UFOs on the label, are no less creative. Omnipollo's beers are well-thought-out works of art that stand out from the crowd thanks to their trendy design and outstanding flavor compositions.
