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Leagas Delaney is launching a new upscale chocolate brand Firetree, described as “vegan-friendly volcanic chocolate,” which seems to tick most boxes. Firetree beans are grown on volcanic slopes. The agency is also an investor in the brand which was launched ...

Britvic-backed drinks incubator WiseHead Productions has appointed Leagas Delaney as its lead creative agency and Splendid Communications to handle PR. The review was supported by Creativebrief. Prior to the appointment Leagas Delaney worked with WiseHead on a four-week ‘try before ...

Leagas Delaney has beaten a number of other agencies to Value Retail’s luxury shopping business through its Chic Outlet Shopping Villages. Value Retail has villages in the UK (Bicester outside London on the M40), Dublin, Paris, Madrid, Barcelona, Milan, Bologna, ...

Agencies sometimes get so excited when they sign up a true celeb that they forget to produce an ad, the point of the exercise after all. Leagas Delaney has persuaded worldwide web inventor Sir Tim Berners-Lee (who gave it to ...

Leagas Delaney has produced a new online film as part of its global ‘Numbers can be extraordinary’ campaign for Penfolds wines, this time an online film to mark the release of the 2011 Penfolds Grange vintage. It tells the story ...

Tampon brand Lil-lets, with its SmartFit formula, claims to fit more snugly than other brands. So what better way to demonstrate this than a couple of Essex girls in a night club ladies loo? Have we got that right? Agency ...

Upscale Aussie winemaker Penfolds – producer of Penfolds Grange among other reviving potions – and agency Leagas Delaney have decided it’s time to invade ‘gifting’ territory, hitherto mostly the property of champagne and spirits in the booze market. So Penfolds ...

Single malt Scotch Glenfiddich has been made by the same family in Dufftown since 1887. Yeah, so what? But agency Leagas Delaney has brought this to rather surprising life in a new global campaign of two films, one a Western-style ...

Read somewhere that one per cent of the world’s population own 99 per cent of the wealth, or something like that. The lucky one percenters probably own a Patek Philippe – except they don’t of course, they merely look after ...