Meiomi: The Perfect Finish
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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 & KallmanPresident - Founder:
Steve ErichChief Creative Officer / Founder:
Eric KallmanExecutive Creative Director:
Rikesh LalDirector of Brands:
Schaefer FelixAccount Manager:
Cat MaclennanHead of Production:
Kati HaberstockProducer:
Cristian VillalobosArt Director:
Eli RothasCopywriter:
Jack HansenTabletop Director:
Michael SchromLive Action Director:
Jake LadehoffExecutive Producer:
Andrew GreenbergPost Producer:
Zach GobetzEditor:
Jacqueline XerriChief Marketing Officer:
Helen KurtzVice President - Value Brands & Innovation:
Kim GeluzSr. Brand Manager:
Sarah RaneySr. Brand Manager:
Sarah RaneySr. Director of Marketing:
Stacy WeisgerberBrand Manager:
Steph ClearyAssociate Brand Manager:
Charlotte BerikerDate:
March, 2026
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