Now the slogan ”Pardon me, would you have any Grey Poupon?” uttered snobbishly by one Rolls-Royce rider to another, has become equally recognizable, working its way into the more affluent ...

Grey Poupon ... between their Rolls-Royces at an intersection, first aired all the way back in 1981, and variations of it continued up through 1997. Kraft, owner of the Grey Poupon brand, is ...

The window lowers: “Pardon me, would you have any Grey Poupon?” The response: “But, of course.” In an instant, Rolls-Royce was no longer the paradigm of classic, Hollywood-style luxury ...

You've probably seen the vintage Grey Poupon commercial (or a parody of it) where a passenger in a Rolls-Royce pulls alongside another Rolls and politely asks to borrow some of the Dijon spread.

Eight of the 10 most mentioned brands were fancy cars — the top one being Rolls-Royce — along with alcohol and other things favored by the rich and famous. Of course, sometimes musicians ...

That Grey Poupon commercial was ... not want to give free advertising to the company in question. But for Rolls-Royce Silver Shadows? The logos would never be seen, the cars have been out ...

A Bloomberg feature collects Bhasin and Lambert's findings. Eight of the 10 most mentioned brands were fancy cars — the top one being Rolls-Royce — along with alcohol and other things favored by the ...