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Rumor has it that Wal*Mart will soon have it's own discount
brand of wine in the $2.50 per 4 liter jug range. Those of you in search of 4 Liter primary fermenters will be disappointed to learn that the jugs are made from ultra-thin recycled plastics. While the bottles will be clearly labeled with a Drink-By date, the Marketing Gang (a.k.a. Sam's Shills) is searching for names implying a superior quality to high school drop outs. So, here are my top choices for great names: # Name --- -------------------------- 5 Merde de la champagne 4 Chien fou du Bordeaux 3. Putain de Bourgogne 2. Nasti Spumante 1. Chateau Trailer Park Dick |
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Sheesh...who cares, and why expend the energy bashing Wal-Mart over their
stores selling cheap wine? If it's drinkable for the price, they'll sell some of it to a limited audience. BFHD. I long ago gave up criticizing other people for their taste in what I think are lousy beers...to each his own. They won't be the first store-brand alcohol...ever been to a Schwegmann's supermarket in New Orleans and got a Schwegmann's Beer? Now there was a special product! Wal-Mart can't sell wine here (in Maryland) anyway since only liquor stores can sell wine. "Dick Adams" > wrote in message ... > Rumor has it that Wal*Mart will soon have it's own discount > brand of wine in the $2.50 per 4 liter jug range. Those of > you in search of 4 Liter primary fermenters will be disappointed > to learn that the jugs are made from ultra-thin recycled plastics. > > While the bottles will be clearly labeled with a Drink-By date, > the Marketing Gang (a.k.a. Sam's Shills) is searching for names > implying a superior quality to high school drop outs. > > So, here are my top choices for great names: > > # Name > --- -------------------------- > 5 Merde de la champagne > > 4 Chien fou du Bordeaux > > 3. Putain de Bourgogne > > 2. Nasti Spumante > > 1. Chateau Trailer Park > > Dick |
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Sheesh...who cares, and why expend the energy bashing Wal-Mart over their
stores selling cheap wine? If it's drinkable for the price, they'll sell some of it to a limited audience. BFHD. I long ago gave up criticizing other people for their taste in what I think are lousy beers...to each his own. They won't be the first store-brand alcohol...ever been to a Schwegmann's supermarket in New Orleans and got a Schwegmann's Beer? Now there was a special product! Wal-Mart can't sell wine here (in Maryland) anyway since only liquor stores can sell wine. "Dick Adams" > wrote in message ... > Rumor has it that Wal*Mart will soon have it's own discount > brand of wine in the $2.50 per 4 liter jug range. Those of > you in search of 4 Liter primary fermenters will be disappointed > to learn that the jugs are made from ultra-thin recycled plastics. > > While the bottles will be clearly labeled with a Drink-By date, > the Marketing Gang (a.k.a. Sam's Shills) is searching for names > implying a superior quality to high school drop outs. > > So, here are my top choices for great names: > > # Name > --- -------------------------- > 5 Merde de la champagne > > 4 Chien fou du Bordeaux > > 3. Putain de Bourgogne > > 2. Nasti Spumante > > 1. Chateau Trailer Park > > Dick |
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On Sun, 02 Jan 2005 20:27:13 -0000, Dick Adams >
wrote: >So, here are my top choices for great names: I think David Letterman did this joke about ten years ago. Phil ====== visit the New York City Homebrewers Guild website: http://www.hbd.org/nychg |
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On Sun, 02 Jan 2005 20:27:13 -0000, Dick Adams >
wrote: >So, here are my top choices for great names: I think David Letterman did this joke about ten years ago. Phil ====== visit the New York City Homebrewers Guild website: http://www.hbd.org/nychg |
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On Sun, 02 Jan 2005 20:27:13 -0000, Dick Adams >
wrote: >So, here are my top choices for great names: I think David Letterman did this joke about ten years ago. Phil ====== visit the New York City Homebrewers Guild website: http://www.hbd.org/nychg |
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yeah someone sent me this 3 years ago:
BENTONVILLE, ARK (AP) - Some Walmart customers soon will be able to sample a new discount item -- Walmart's own brand of wine. The world's largest retail chain is teaming up with E&J Gallo Winery of Modesto, Calif., to produce the spirits at an affordable price; in the $6-8 range. While wine connoisseurs may not be inclined to throw a bottle of Walmart brand wine into their shopping carts, there is a market for inexpensive wine, said Kathy Micken, professor of marketing at Roger Williams University in Bristol, R.I. She said: "The right name is important." So, with that in mind, here are the top suggested names for Walmart Wine: 13. Hardly Burgundy 12. Chateau Traileur Doublewide 11. White Trashfindel 10. Big Red Gulp 9. Grape Expectations 8. Domaine Walmart "Merde du Pays" 7. NASCARbernet 6. Chef Boyardeaux 5. Peanut Noir 4. Chateau des Moines 3. I Can't Believe It's Not Vinegar! 2. World Championship Wriesling And the number 1 name for Walmart Wine... 1. Nasti Spumante |
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yeah someone sent me this 3 years ago:
BENTONVILLE, ARK (AP) - Some Walmart customers soon will be able to sample a new discount item -- Walmart's own brand of wine. The world's largest retail chain is teaming up with E&J Gallo Winery of Modesto, Calif., to produce the spirits at an affordable price; in the $6-8 range. While wine connoisseurs may not be inclined to throw a bottle of Walmart brand wine into their shopping carts, there is a market for inexpensive wine, said Kathy Micken, professor of marketing at Roger Williams University in Bristol, R.I. She said: "The right name is important." So, with that in mind, here are the top suggested names for Walmart Wine: 13. Hardly Burgundy 12. Chateau Traileur Doublewide 11. White Trashfindel 10. Big Red Gulp 9. Grape Expectations 8. Domaine Walmart "Merde du Pays" 7. NASCARbernet 6. Chef Boyardeaux 5. Peanut Noir 4. Chateau des Moines 3. I Can't Believe It's Not Vinegar! 2. World Championship Wriesling And the number 1 name for Walmart Wine... 1. Nasti Spumante |
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Yeah... who cares... people bought and drank Pabst Blue Ribbon
beer.... and to me the 8th can tasted as bad as the first one. Thank heavens I could buy Golden Crown with my meager college funds LOL Gene Steve Kranz wrote: > Sheesh...who cares, and why expend the energy bashing Wal-Mart over their > stores selling cheap wine? If it's drinkable for the price, they'll sell > some of it to a limited audience. BFHD. I long ago gave up criticizing > other people for their taste in what I think are lousy beers...to each his > own. They won't be the first store-brand alcohol...ever been to a > Schwegmann's supermarket in New Orleans and got a Schwegmann's Beer? Now > there was a special product! Wal-Mart can't sell wine here (in Maryland) > anyway since only liquor stores can sell wine. > > "Dick Adams" > wrote in message > ... > >>Rumor has it that Wal*Mart will soon have it's own discount >>brand of wine in the $2.50 per 4 liter jug range. Those of >>you in search of 4 Liter primary fermenters will be disappointed >>to learn that the jugs are made from ultra-thin recycled plastics. >> >>While the bottles will be clearly labeled with a Drink-By date, >>the Marketing Gang (a.k.a. Sam's Shills) is searching for names >>implying a superior quality to high school drop outs. >> >>So, here are my top choices for great names: >> >># Name >>--- -------------------------- >>5 Merde de la champagne >> >>4 Chien fou du Bordeaux >> >>3. Putain de Bourgogne >> >>2. Nasti Spumante >> >>1. Chateau Trailer Park >> >>Dick > > > |
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Yeah... who cares... people bought and drank Pabst Blue Ribbon
beer.... and to me the 8th can tasted as bad as the first one. Thank heavens I could buy Golden Crown with my meager college funds LOL Gene Steve Kranz wrote: > Sheesh...who cares, and why expend the energy bashing Wal-Mart over their > stores selling cheap wine? If it's drinkable for the price, they'll sell > some of it to a limited audience. BFHD. I long ago gave up criticizing > other people for their taste in what I think are lousy beers...to each his > own. They won't be the first store-brand alcohol...ever been to a > Schwegmann's supermarket in New Orleans and got a Schwegmann's Beer? Now > there was a special product! Wal-Mart can't sell wine here (in Maryland) > anyway since only liquor stores can sell wine. > > "Dick Adams" > wrote in message > ... > >>Rumor has it that Wal*Mart will soon have it's own discount >>brand of wine in the $2.50 per 4 liter jug range. Those of >>you in search of 4 Liter primary fermenters will be disappointed >>to learn that the jugs are made from ultra-thin recycled plastics. >> >>While the bottles will be clearly labeled with a Drink-By date, >>the Marketing Gang (a.k.a. Sam's Shills) is searching for names >>implying a superior quality to high school drop outs. >> >>So, here are my top choices for great names: >> >># Name >>--- -------------------------- >>5 Merde de la champagne >> >>4 Chien fou du Bordeaux >> >>3. Putain de Bourgogne >> >>2. Nasti Spumante >> >>1. Chateau Trailer Park >> >>Dick > > > |
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