The Beer Store Reminds Ontarians That the Best Value for Beer Is Always Near

At The Beer Store, the best value for beer is always near. So whether you're looking for an ale in Aylmer or a pilsner in Pickering, The Beer Store’s 420+ locations across Ontario ensure you're never far away from a great deal.

That’s the message of a new campaign under the 'Whatever the Case May Be' brand platform that debuted last year. Once again created by Toronto agency King Ursa, this summer’s campaign focuses on how The Beer Store brings customers across the province more value and more convenience.

“The Beer Store has been proudly serving the people of Ontario for over 95 years, delivering the best value and selection of cold beer all the while being deeply committed to our local communities,” says Ozzie Ahmed, vice president of retail at The Beer Store. "With over 420 locations across the province, we have a store near you! Our incredible employees are eager to serve Ontarians with the best value we can. Who doesn't want to save money on beer, right?”

Launching just in time for the May 2-4th weekend and running throughout the summer, the new campaign features a series of comedic video ads celebrating many of the towns that make up the heart of The Beer Store’s customer base.

While last year’s campaign focused on the wide variety of people who shop at The Beer Store, this year’s campaign is built around what resonates most with The Beer Store’s customers. So, whether you’re looking for value, convenience, or variety, The Beer Store is the best source for beer.

Ads running on TV feature characters from communities across Ontario, such as Beaverton, Bobcaygeon, Hamilton, and Sault Ste. Marie, telling audiences about all the great value and convenience their local Beer Store has to offer. TV is being supported with digital ads running across Meta, programmatic, out-of-home and The Score.

“This campaign is about connecting The Beer Store to the communities they’ve been embedded in for generations and doing it with a smile,” says King Ursa’s executive creative director Grant Cleland. “From Sarnia to Red Lake (535 km northwest of Thunder Bay), nobody comes close to covering the geography The Beer Store does, and we wanted to have fun with that. So, whether you’ve lived in one of these towns your whole life or have ventured to a beautiful corner of the province, you’re likely to find a Beer Store close by.”