When thinking of branding yourself or
your luxury real estate firm, one thing to keep in mind is that some of
the best brands often have the best stories.
On a recent visit to the Carpinteria
Wine Store, we discovered this wine, at a modest price of $14.99. As
brand strategists and students of brands, these thoughts popped into our
minds:
Who produced this wine and why? Herman Story Estate, Russell P Rom (owner of and grandson of Herman Story,) decided that after "having one too many bottles of bad wine at friends' weddings, I had to come up with a solution to this insidious problem..."
What does it taste like, or what is the consensus of opinion of this wine in wine world? Here is a review from winediscount.center.com,
"90/100 - Our score.There is just no excuse for drinking bad wine, especially at a wedding! Damn Good Wedding Wine is silky and rich with flavors of black plum and blackberry along with a touch of black pepper spice and alluring oak on the finish. Like his Herman Story wines, production on this wine is tiny. Whether you are getting married or not, this wine is worth checking out!"
Where is it from? Here is an explanation and a recommendation from Robert Parker, a leading US wine critic who wrote, "Readers looking for super-concentrated, extroverted, exuberant, powerhouse wines from California's Central Coast need look no further than the Herman Story estate. For those who love the wild side of Rhone varietals pushed to the limit (but not over), these are highly recommended. Moreover, prices are exceptionally fair for this level of quality."
The winery is located in Paso Robles and the fruit is sourced from various vineyards in the Central Coast.
The most memorable brands have the best stories, regardless whether they are luxury brands or any other brand. And, we are not suggesting that someone brand themselves, as "Damn Good Luxury Real Estate Agent"! LOL
Who produced this wine and why? Herman Story Estate, Russell P Rom (owner of and grandson of Herman Story,) decided that after "having one too many bottles of bad wine at friends' weddings, I had to come up with a solution to this insidious problem..."
What does it taste like, or what is the consensus of opinion of this wine in wine world? Here is a review from winediscount.center.com,
"90/100 - Our score.There is just no excuse for drinking bad wine, especially at a wedding! Damn Good Wedding Wine is silky and rich with flavors of black plum and blackberry along with a touch of black pepper spice and alluring oak on the finish. Like his Herman Story wines, production on this wine is tiny. Whether you are getting married or not, this wine is worth checking out!"
Where is it from? Here is an explanation and a recommendation from Robert Parker, a leading US wine critic who wrote, "Readers looking for super-concentrated, extroverted, exuberant, powerhouse wines from California's Central Coast need look no further than the Herman Story estate. For those who love the wild side of Rhone varietals pushed to the limit (but not over), these are highly recommended. Moreover, prices are exceptionally fair for this level of quality."
The winery is located in Paso Robles and the fruit is sourced from various vineyards in the Central Coast.
The most memorable brands have the best stories, regardless whether they are luxury brands or any other brand. And, we are not suggesting that someone brand themselves, as "Damn Good Luxury Real Estate Agent"! LOL
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