Woodbridge Wine: The Bottle that Belongs

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Media Type:

Online Online

Brand

brand

Agency

agency

Country:

USA

Industry:

Alcoholic Drinks

Meiomi and Woodbridge wines have new campaigns now airing, created by Erich & Kallman, the award-winning independent advertising agency! For Meiomi, Erich & Kallman created "The Perfect Finish," a sensory-driven 30 second video that uses ASMR: subtle, immersive sounds and visuals like pouring swirling and sipping, to evoke the sensation of tasting the wine. Slow-motion pours, swirling visuals, a deep voiceover and jazz soundtrack set the scene as a group of friends enjoy the wine by a fireplace at night. This product-forward, unapologetically indulgent spot was perfect for the lifestyle-heavy brand of Meiomi.

Credits

Advertising Agency:

Erich & Kallman

President - Founder:

Steve Erich

Chief Creative Officer / Founder:

Eric Kallman

Executive Creative Director:

Rikesh Lal

Director of Brands:

Schaefer Felix

Account Manager:

Cat Maclennan

Head of Production:

Kati Haberstock

Producer:

Cristian Villalobos

Associate Creative Directors:

Sarah Johnson, Ben Schneider

Art Director:

Eli Rothas

Copywriter:

Jack Hansen

Tabletop Director:

Michael Schrom

Live Action Director:

Jake Ladehoff

Executive Producer:

Andrew Greenberg

Post Producer:

Zach Gobetz

Editor:

Jacqueline Xerri

Chief Marketing Officer:

Helen Kurtz

Vice President - Value Brands & Innovation:

Kim Geluz

Sr. Brand Manager:

Sarah Raney

Sr. Brand Manager:

Sarah Raney

Sr. Director of Marketing:

Stacy Weisgerber

Brand Manager:

Steph Cleary

Associate Brand Manager:

Charlotte Beriker

Date:

March, 2026

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