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I hate to tell you all this, but the judderman is a myth. The advert all very cool and clever (I actually quite like what they've done, playing on that whole East European fable thing) but has anyone here actually ever had a visit from the judderman? Perhaps I'm just not drinking it right but short of mixing it with half a bottle of ice- cold listerine and a quadruple vodka I really can't envisage anyone getting so much as a jiddle from a bottle of Metz.
It's not that I dislike it - Metz is entirely drinkable. (Too drinkable in fact, it's fairly strong and easy to swill down too quickly) The fact of the matter is that it tastes just like lemonade - you can't taste the alcoholcat all, so I think the whole "judder" thing is ridiculous when applied to this drink. Sorry.
Still it's a good advert and a good drink. It's just a shame (I suppose - I can't really say I'm that cut up about it) that that they don't actually relate to another at all.
Perhaps my review gave the suggestion I thought the Judderman was a real myth. No, of course not. He's a marketing plot. Mind you, the red and white Santa we all know these days was a marketing concept from Coke-a-Cola way in, er, the 20s.
27.12.2006 16:08
Would have liked more detail on the advert itself for those that have never seen it
08.12.2000 15:43
Thanx for reading Manx, but no, I didn't get tht from your opinion. I said the judderman was a myth because there is no judder.
08.12.2000 10:40
Perhaps my review gave the suggestion I thought the Judderman was a real myth. No, of course not. He's a marketing plot. Mind you, the red and white Santa we all know these days was a marketing concept from Coke-a-Cola way in, er, the 20s.