28 Sep 07 - 03:40 PM (#2159503) Subject: BS: brand names to die for From: Mr Red seen in Morrisons a wine with a label showing a cat on an egg bearing the name Chat en Oeuf and from NZ Cat's Pee on a Goseberry Bush So what have you seen? Cats preferred but any labels that raise a smile. |
28 Sep 07 - 03:53 PM (#2159514) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: bobad 7 Deadly Zins Cute name, good wine made from old vine Zinfandel grapes from seven vinyards in Lodi California. |
28 Sep 07 - 04:06 PM (#2159526) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Emma B While we're talking wine..... Goats do roam bought originally for a friend with a herd of British Alpines |
28 Sep 07 - 04:37 PM (#2159537) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Bert If it was Cat's Pee on George Bush it might be worth while. |
28 Sep 07 - 04:49 PM (#2159542) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: bobad Stu Pedasso Say that fast. |
28 Sep 07 - 07:29 PM (#2159645) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: GUEST, Ebbie I like 'Leaping Horse' cabernet sauvignon. |
28 Sep 07 - 07:34 PM (#2159647) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Emma B a little collection of wine labels including Cat's Pee on a Gooseberry Bush! |
28 Sep 07 - 08:56 PM (#2159665) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Midchuck This appears to be a real item. Peter |
29 Sep 07 - 02:05 AM (#2159752) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Liz the Squeak We had a wonderful chardonnay from Oz that had a lovely little Wombat picture and rejoiced in the name of 'Fat Bastard' - I still have the bottle which is just as well, because I've never seen it since that one purchase. Which is a shame because it was bloody fantastic! LTS |
29 Sep 07 - 07:41 AM (#2159844) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: fat B****rd Where's my share of the profits. I've been fat B****rd for years. |
29 Sep 07 - 09:44 AM (#2159878) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Emma B There's a link to the Fat Bastard Chardonnay label on the "little collection of wine labels" above but it appears to be a hippo! Live Large Live Long yup! that's definately a hippo :) |
29 Sep 07 - 12:38 PM (#2159954) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Dave the Gnome I have some mapping software by Fugawi (Just say it with 'Where the' in front of it) :D |
29 Sep 07 - 02:13 PM (#2159998) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: katlaughing I hadn't opened this because I thought it was going to be about kids getting killed for their designer jackets or kids dying in sweat factories! Delighted to read otherwise. I like THIS ONE even though I don't drink wine. |
29 Sep 07 - 04:02 PM (#2160044) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Emma B this wine goes down a bomb! |
29 Sep 07 - 04:24 PM (#2160051) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Geoff the Duck Co-Op Funeral Directors. There's a brand name to die for! Quack! GtD. |
29 Sep 07 - 04:27 PM (#2160052) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Chip2447 Amelia Earhart luggage. I don't know who thought that up, but I wonder if he ever made the connection. Amelia Earhart was LOST on her final flight, but your luggage will be just fine. Trust me. Chip |
29 Sep 07 - 04:36 PM (#2160057) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Don Firth The proliferation of micro-breweries has produced some beers that are beginning to challenge even the finer wines as good companions for various foods. One of the better ones I've found is: CLICKY, a fine brown ale brewed by the Big Sky Brewing Company in Montana. Don Firth |
30 Sep 07 - 01:30 AM (#2160282) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: katlaughing I don't drink beer, either, but I love this company's beer labels: click. I've seen the red truck in "person." Carlson Winery, here in the Valley which is known as the Wine Capitol of Colorado, doesn't have very good pix of their labels, but I think that one, "Laughing Cat," must be for me.:-) Check out their Prairie Dog and Cougar Run ones. |
30 Sep 07 - 06:12 AM (#2160321) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: bubblyrat The Landlord of "The Cricketers " in Bournemouth had, for many years,in pride of place on a shelf behind the bar, a wine bottle from somehere in Iberia labelled " Quita Penas ", which suited his boastful nature admirably. |
30 Sep 07 - 06:16 AM (#2160322) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Emma B some friends bought me a bottle of this wine! .......I've not actually drunk it :) |
30 Sep 07 - 09:10 AM (#2160377) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Folkiedave Well thanks a bundle - that has to be as good a timewasting thread as I have come across in a long time. |
30 Sep 07 - 09:29 AM (#2160389) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Scooby Doo Baxters soup, Cook a leekie. Scooby. |
30 Sep 07 - 09:31 AM (#2160390) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Emma B Not certain whether to put this wine in this thread or the one about Thinking about Women! |
30 Sep 07 - 09:48 AM (#2160393) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Emma B OH NO! a whole page of them :) |
30 Sep 07 - 10:09 AM (#2160395) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Mooh La Fin Du Monde, beer. Peace, Mooh. |
30 Sep 07 - 10:26 AM (#2160406) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Mr Red EmmaB you seem to be very knowledgable on your wines. But that last one - very revealing. Fitou indeed. one of my favourites from your label site link - "Bored Doe" They did produce a local wine in the Cotswolds near Inkberrow. A vinyard in North Piddle - labelled "Chateau Piddle" - didn't do so well - not a big cellar (Ha!) FWIW I bought two bottles of "Red" in Bridgnorth (lovely town - it deserves a folk festival) - Red label, red bottle, red cork, and white wine! Still got one bottle. |
30 Sep 07 - 11:41 AM (#2160429) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Emma B well - doggone it! |
30 Sep 07 - 12:00 PM (#2160438) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Emma B simple and to the point! |
30 Sep 07 - 12:16 PM (#2160443) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Mrs.Duck Some fun ones in here Wonder if 'Ideal with friends' was one of Hannibal's favourites? |
30 Sep 07 - 12:20 PM (#2160446) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Emma B Leapfrogmilch! Arghhhhh I can't take any more........ so fill to me the parting glass......... |
30 Sep 07 - 03:37 PM (#2160561) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Mr Red ROTFLMAO |
30 Sep 07 - 03:59 PM (#2160575) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Liz the Squeak I obviously spend more time doing things and less time drinking wine than some here... It may well be a hippo and not a wombat. It's been a very long time. LTS |
30 Sep 07 - 04:13 PM (#2160589) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Richard Bridge Well, there is teh armed moggy poet Chat kespeare |
01 Oct 07 - 09:37 AM (#2161054) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: GUEST,BobL Some years ago I found in Waitrose an Oz syrah rejoicing in the name "Kanga Rouge"... |
01 Oct 07 - 10:09 AM (#2161082) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: redsnapper This is a fine name for a very strong Belgian beer. RS |
01 Oct 07 - 10:33 AM (#2161107) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Emma B some "seasonal" beer labels |
01 Oct 07 - 10:48 AM (#2161115) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Emma B one of my favourite breweries |
01 Oct 07 - 11:25 AM (#2161158) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Emma B yes, it can get worse! |
01 Oct 07 - 11:32 AM (#2161165) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Emma B an "intelligent design"? |
01 Oct 07 - 05:21 PM (#2161411) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Micca I always thought this brew name was pretty neat, I mean whats wrong with a family of beer called "Sudden death" |
01 Oct 07 - 05:23 PM (#2161412) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Emma B I think I might have had that beer Micca - well the effect was pretty similar anyways :) |
01 Oct 07 - 05:36 PM (#2161418) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Don Firth Most peculiar. Emma, ever since I looked at the link you posted for Cleavage Creek Cellars, for some strange reason, I find myself humming "Down in the Valley. . . ." Don Firth |
01 Oct 07 - 05:44 PM (#2161424) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Emma B "Hang your head over" Don - or should that be head your "hangover" LOL? |
01 Oct 07 - 08:28 PM (#2161520) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Emma B This is just sooooo addictive! someone I might know? |
02 Oct 07 - 12:23 AM (#2161617) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: open mike time wasting? wine tasting? has any one posted Polygamy Porter? or how about this brewery that makes hobgoblin and fiddler's elbow http://www.wychwood.co.uk/ |
02 Oct 07 - 05:29 AM (#2161722) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Emma B Origami |
02 Oct 07 - 08:07 AM (#2161789) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Mr Red Emma - name names - I dare you |
02 Oct 07 - 08:15 AM (#2161795) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Emma B They know who they are Mr Red! :) something else to bitch about |
02 Oct 07 - 10:00 AM (#2161883) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Dave the Gnome On the subject of drinks has anyone mentioned Frere Quenelle. I asked them how they got away with that one when I met one of them at a food and drink do in Leyburn - He said the only complaint they had ever had was from an old Lady who used to be a French Teacher - And she only complained because she did not see the joke at first! Cheers Dave |
02 Oct 07 - 10:22 AM (#2161907) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Emma B Oh Brother! LOL |
02 Oct 07 - 03:24 PM (#2162221) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Kaleea In my locale (San Diego, CA), it's not the label, but the nickname which gives folks a chuckle. At this years' California State Fair wine competition, out of over 2300 California wines entered, it was the Charles Shaw Shiraz which won. They gave it the double gold medal, too. It was pretty funny when all the snooty wine people found out. Some of the judges got a chuckle out of it. Other than the winery, Charles Shaw wines are only sold in Trader Joe's local stores in California, a bargain at $1.99 a bottle. The customers call it "Two Buck Chuck." And, yep--it's still there at the same price. |
02 Oct 07 - 04:32 PM (#2162271) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Emma B The Quest is over |
02 Oct 07 - 07:33 PM (#2162392) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: GUEST,Jonny Sunshine I read about a brewery who had a lager called "I Can't Believe It's Not Bitter" |
02 Oct 07 - 07:37 PM (#2162394) Subject: RE: BS: brand names to die for From: Emma B and so to bed....... Good night everyone |