Schweppes have started a new advertising campaign. You can see all their posters HERE. And no, they haven't paid me for this post. Perhaps they're paying you know who...
Schweppes have started a new advertising campaign. You can see all their posters HERE. And no, they haven't paid me for this post. Perhaps they're paying you know who...
At £17.83 a bottle for Gordons the king of Gins, I'm not surprised the MP claimed it on his expenses....
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So how much is dave getting?
ReplyDeleteI know people who wouldn't even clean their toilet with Gordon's Gin.
ReplyDeleteVile stuff.
Henrick's Gin all the way please.
(an if being extra fussy - Fever Tree for the tonic)
What a bizarre ad campaign!
ReplyDeleteBombay Sapphire if I'm pushed.
That's a good sign that Cameron and therefore the Tories have not been damaged by this.
ReplyDeleteIf they had they would have pulled this campaign.
I cannot see a company using sleazy Labour and Liberal Democrat politicians in Adverts!
IanVisits: I don't think so. It must be Bombay Sapphire. But the ad campaign is very imaginative and bang on the nail. Love it! It captures the mood beautifully.
ReplyDeleteNot sure how you can think that Tories have not been damaged. If, as Iain says the campaginers are getting abused on the doorstep then they must have been. They certainly are as culpable as the Labour party and it seems to me that people like Andrew McKay, Julie Kirbride should go along with Morley and Malik from the Labour side.
ReplyDeleteYou know who have certainly captured the mood of the nation. The Maddona "Orphan Boutique" also appealed to me.Expect it to go viral, which I guess is what they want.
ReplyDeleteIn the meantime, chaps, chaps, let not get het up about which gin.
However, I would kill for a bottle of Xoriguer or Beltran if you have some duty free allowance coming back from Minorca.
The tonic must be in those little tins to keep it fizzy and I prefer Schweppes.
And I believe it's your round...
How much is the tax per bottle? Ask Jimmy Brown, he's sure to know.
ReplyDeleteTanqueray! You know it makes sense...
ReplyDeleteAm I reading the top one correctly? It's suggesting Dave has gone from copying Blair to copying Barack Obama. Why is Patrick Stewart in the picture?
ReplyDeleteI can see those becoming collector's items - like the Guinness posters in the 1960s that reworked some well-loved Gilbert & Sullivan songs.** In fact, I want one of each of those now: where can I buy them?
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On a tree by a river a little toucan
Sang "Guinness, my Goodness, my Guiness".
You do realise they're taking the mickey out of Dave?
ReplyDelete"Gosh we can" : sounds like Tim "Nice but dim".
"Experience matters" - what is Dave's experience? PR boy for Carlton TV.
Anon. 3.16.......no need to be like that just because his mummy in law got him the job.Your just being too beastly for words.
ReplyDeleteWhat berk thought that ad campaign up I wonder?
ReplyDeleteThese have been in the Sat telgraph magazine for a few weeks now. Odd campaign.
ReplyDeleteI like the one where Brown is being fired Apprentice style best.
And does wee George really spell his surname that way?
ReplyDeleteExcellent stuff - and the first original advertising for years,
ReplyDeleteBut you can stuff the Gordon's when there's Plymouth Gin available - and ditto Schweppes whilst Fevertree Tonic is out there !
But wouldn't you really love to stick the ice cubes up Gordon's fundament !