Marketing “Fancy”: “Pardon Me, Do You Have Any Grey Poupon?” Food companies did a great job at positioning food that was not fancy, to say the least, but the labels made them look fancy.

This Grey Poupon "Banned Ad" Is So Wrong That It Has to Be Right—Watch Now! Commercial takes the name of the fancy mustard to a gross extreme. By Jenna Mullins Jun 17, 2014 5:36 PM ...

The ‘Banned Grey Poupon Ad’ by OBVS has already gotten over 2 million view on YouTube, playing on the similar sounding action of the brand name as various character’s answer the question: ...

Now you have to pass muster to pass the, er, mustard. Sept. 13, 2012— -- Forget about country clubs and Ivy League universities—now you have to pass muster to pass the, er, mustard. That's ...

Grey Poupon was first introduced in 1866 in Dijon, France. The U.S. rights to the brand were acquired by the Heublein Company in 1946 and later were acquired by Kraft Foods in 1999.

Grey Poupon recommends uncorking the wine with a leisurely lunch. If you're not sure what to pair it with, they offer some suggestions for your menu. Recipes for a classic croque monsieur, ...

Pardon Me, Do You Have Any Grey Poupon Ice Cream? The Dijon Mustard-Flavored Treat Is Now Available Nationwide. After the success of Mac & Cheese ice cream, Van Leeuwen has teamed up with another ...

Their “banned Grey Poupon ad” post is one such ad. It’s definitely not the old, snooty, “Pardon me, would you have any Grey Poupon?” campaign. Watch more viral videos – click here.