Chick Drinks and the Manly Man
<a href="http://www.nytimes.com/2002/02/03/fashion/03NOTI.html" target="_blank">NY Times article</a>.
My favorite part is when the marketing guy talks exactly like a marketing guy:
[quote] The makers of Courvoisier, noting that women now own eight million businesses in the United States, concluded that there is a growing segment of women who are proactive consumers. They "seek excitement and stimulation in new, unique ways, through tastes, music and experiences," said Matt Wiant, a senior vice president for marketing at Courvoisier. "They are energy-makers, heartbreakers and inspiring consumers in almost every category." <hr></blockquote>
My favorite part is when the marketing guy talks exactly like a marketing guy:
[quote] The makers of Courvoisier, noting that women now own eight million businesses in the United States, concluded that there is a growing segment of women who are proactive consumers. They "seek excitement and stimulation in new, unique ways, through tastes, music and experiences," said Matt Wiant, a senior vice president for marketing at Courvoisier. "They are energy-makers, heartbreakers and inspiring consumers in almost every category." <hr></blockquote>
Comments
I used to tend bar. I could make all those godawful fruity drinks with the best of them but when I went out with friends I'd never order one for myself. Maker's Mark on the rocks for me, please. Or when I'm feeling like doing the frat boy thing, shots of tequila and a bottle of Lone Star. I always drink Lone Star when I'm slumming it.
Courvoisier is great when the snow is falling and you're sitting in front of a fire. mmmm
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Well I for one love baths, all the most ****ed up drinks (ya, straight up is good at times, but how long can you nurse a straight scotch or, god forbid, vodka?), AND SCARFS DAMNIT! Best thing man ever invented.
Intresting note about Russian here:
Water: Voda
Vodka: Vodka
<strong>(ya, straight up is good at times, but how long can you nurse a straight scotch or, god forbid, vodka?)</strong><hr></blockquote>
The secret to enjoying liquor straight up is to drink quality booze.
I've always enjoyed Courvoisier. It's perfect all by itself and I can't begin to imagine why you'd want to mess it up by mixing it with anything else.
<strong>It's all crap.</strong><hr></blockquote>
groverat is correct yet again