A full-scale brand refresh is an important landmark in any brewery’s journey. Even more so when it helps mark the company’s 10th anniversary and the start of an exciting and powerful new chapter following a testing time for both the business and the wider brewing industry.

And this month Mondo Brewing Company, the independent London-based brewery, has marked its 10 years in beer with an impressive brand revamp.

Ahead of the brewery’s official birthday this July, Mondo have employed a bold new look for their five-strong core range that includes flagship Dennis Hopp’r IPA and beers such as Road Soda, Texas Whistle, Little Victories and Hiker – a beer formerly known as Machina, a previous winner of our Brewers Choice ‘Beer of the Year’ accolade in 2021.

This new branding can be seen across 330ml cans, bottles, and 30L kegs and in the brewery’s own words, it’s more than a new look—it’s a celebration of 10 years of beer, creativity, and community.

Mondo’s new look also helps mark a new chapter for the business. Last year Hogs Back Brewery owner Rupert Thompson came on board at the business, becoming chairman and helping secure its future.

In this episode, we speak to Mondo’s managing director Todd Matteson about the work and decision making that has gone into the brewery’s striking revamp. We discuss their plans to grow the brewery’s on- and off-trade presence, how Mondo and its team have come out stronger following a turbulent period for the brewery and why Todd is more excited than ever about the road ahead.

#179 | Turning 10: Mondo Brewing Company on its next chapter