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Is this the worst wine ad you've seen in a while - from a June 2013 Portuguese wine magazine? Or can you offer something worse?
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maybe if didnt look like a rapekiss
ReplyDeleteI added random fruit from the fridge. Watermelon, strawberries, cantaloupe and cherries. Use whatever you have on hand, there's no rules here. The added fruit flavor was amazing and the wine infused fruit at the end was even better. order wine online
ReplyDeleteI saw a French ad for wine in a can which was pretty close. A bikini blonde holding the wine in a can, wearing a smile like she'd just passed by a raw sewerage farm...
ReplyDeleteJust reeked of all things bad about communications in the wine sector.
Incidentally, what great work by Albina to reinforce the image that the wine sector just doesn't get it!