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Originally posted by Gattigap
That's right, Darlin'. Say hi to the 6-foot Elmo outside Mann's for me. I'm walkin' down the hill to hang out at the 19th Green, stare out at the ocean, and wait for some overbred 24 year old Apprentice salesman behind the bar to hawk the virtues of -- wait for it -- Trump Super Premium Vodka.
- J. Patrick Kenny, CEO of Drinks Americas explains, “In our view, the Trump name is one of the most recognizable and valuable global trademarks in existence today, synonymous with the very best of class. Our agreement is to search the world and work to develop the very best super premium vodka, and then to deliver that product to consumers in packaging and style worthy of the Trump trademark.” Donald Trump commented, “Trump Super Premium Vodka is a big idea. Drinks Americas’ management team understands our vision for the Trump trademark. The Premium Vodka category is where the very best of fashionable spirits brands compete. That is the place for the Trump brand. By the summer of ’06, I fully expect the most called for cocktail in America to be the “T&T” or the “Trump and Tonic”.”
"Super Premium." So somewhere deep inside the bowels of Trump International, Wile E. Coyote is the branding executive. Who knew?
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Piss.
I buy a bottle of vodka every week, and have pretty much run thru the selections available at the premium liquor store in town. So far, I haven't found any that tastes better than good old 20 dollar Ketel One. I don't think you can get anything better.
The most overrated I've had are Grey Goose (got that rubbing alcohol smell to it) and Belvedere (just not good).
Most interesting is Ciroc. Its got a somewhat funky aftertaste, but I like it.
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