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		<title>Would it be the best beer in the world in a plastic box?</title>
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		<dc:creator>Steven Van Belleghem</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[ <p><strong>Westvleteren is officially the best beer in the world</strong>. It's pretty hard to buy this beer: you need to call the brewer and you can only buy a limited amount of beer at the same time.</p>  <p>The packaging of the beer is really unique: the bottles are dark and completely old school. The bottles are stocked in dark wooden boxes. People love the <strong>authentic part of this exclusive drink</strong>. The combination of the packaging, being selected as the best beer and the difficulty to buy it, makes this a very popular product all over the world. On some days, people in New York offer 10 times its value on eBay to buy the product.</p> ]]></description>
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<p><img src="http://vs-eowyn/wp-cm48/wp-content/media/2114/westvleteren_mm_jpg_275_133x200.jpg"  width="133"  height="200" alt="Westvleteren" style="float: left;"/>During one of my workshops, I learned that at a certain point, the brewer considered to replace the wooden boxes by plastic boxes. Imagine what this would do to the beer… I&#8217;m convinced that the popularity of the beer would decrease. It would decrease the brand perception and it would cause negative word-of-mouth. My guess is that it would even lose its position as the best beer in the world.</p>
<p><strong>If you remove a certain part of the brand personality, you decrease the brand identification among your brand buyers and lovers.</strong></p>
<p>Good thing those brewers never changed it afterall.</p>
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