
Indulgence in Motion
The Kaleidoscope Platform
Bringing a bold new energy to an iconic fan favorite.
The challenge
Coming off a year of declining sales and rising competition, Ménage à Trois needed to regain momentum ahead of the critical holiday selling season. The brand had to show up in a bigger, bolder way to re-energize loyalists while attracting new consumers in a crowded and increasingly competitive wine market.
The idea
We launched Kaleidoscope, a bold, visually rich creative platform designed to electrify the senses and celebrate the brand’s spirit of discovery and indulgence. Over three years, the campaign came to life across TV, digital, social, and in-store channels — from cinematic commercials to dynamic paid media, high-performing social content, and immersive retail displays. This omnichannel approach allowed us to meet consumers at every touchpoint during key seasonal moments, reinforcing the brand’s identity with vibrant storytelling and premium design.
Role & contribution
As creative director, I led the development of the Kaleidoscope creative platform, including concept development, TV production oversight, in-store design integration, and cross-channel social and digital strategy. I guided multidisciplinary teams across three campaign cycles, producing work across TV, social, video, display, in-store, and digital. The result: a cohesive, ownable brand world that pushed category boundaries and elevated the brand’s visual storytelling.
Results & impact
Drove 25% increase in retail depletion, showing strong in-store pull
Increased order velocity by 7%, helping retailers move product faster
Outperformed 5 top category competitors in scan volume
Reached 18.4M+ households through national TV, OTT, and streaming
Delivered 61.3M+ impressions across channels at a $5.74 CPM
Strengthened brand visibility and delivered full-funnel impact through a coordinated omnichannel strategy










A Fresh Spin on Wine Advertising
"...clever and engaging enough that I watched it several times. It avoids the sappiness and idiocy that usually dominates wine advertising."
— Wine Curmudgeon review
Unexpected, Playful, and Share-Worthy
Building on the momentum of year one, the second Kaleidoscope spot pushed even further into playful discovery. Consumers called it "unexpected" and "fun to watch," with share rates that underscored the brand’s new cultural relevance and talkability.