Brandon Named Creative Partner for Wicked Weed Brewing

Brandon Named Creative Partner for Wicked Weed Brewing

Jul. 07, 2026

Brandon has been named creative partner for Wicked Weed Brewing following a competitive review. The partnership began in May 2026 and will see Brandon develop/design the creative campaign for the craft beer brand, with responsibilities spanning video development, influencer marketing and paid media.

Founded in Asheville, N.C., Wicked Weed Brewing is known for its award-winning craft beer portfolio and taproom experiences. The brewery partnered with Anheuser-Busch in 2017 and continues to distribute its products across markets throughout the United States.

CEO of Brandon Scott Brandon said:

"Wicked Weed has cultivated a passionate following through its commitment to quality, innovation and experience. We're excited to help bring that story to life through creative work that engages consumers, builds brand affinity and supports the brewery՛s continued growth."

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