These Publicis Conseil ads for Nescafé's "Dolce Gusto" line of flavoured hot beverages seem a little subtle and sophisticated for people who don't like the taste of coffee. But perhaps it's a French thing.
Via Ads of The World
An industry look at social issues in advertising and media
Monday, August 22, 2011
How is flavoured instant coffee just like adultery?
They're both a really bad idea.
These Publicis Conseil ads for Nescafé's "Dolce Gusto" line of flavoured hot beverages seem a little subtle and sophisticated for people who don't like the taste of coffee. But perhaps it's a French thing.
Via Ads of The World
These Publicis Conseil ads for Nescafé's "Dolce Gusto" line of flavoured hot beverages seem a little subtle and sophisticated for people who don't like the taste of coffee. But perhaps it's a French thing.
Via Ads of The World
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
While I agree the ads are horrible, I just want to point out that the product isn't really instant coffee - from what I can see, it's a copy of the popular Tassimo machine, that uses real coffee grounds and shelf-stable milk in pods to make drinks. While a true coffee connoisseur would probably still avoid the stuff, I'll admit I love my Tassimo and find the cappuccinos and other drinks quite yummy, yet I can't stomach instant coffee.
ReplyDelete