Brands that aren't chavvy in the slightest.

Brands that aren't chavvy in the slightest.

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theironduke

6,995 posts

189 months

Wednesday 3rd October 2012
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Agrispeed said:
wsurfa said:
John Deere - the only way to cut the grass
Chavviest tractor brand... John deere and fendt are chav. (more expensive and flash)

hehe

Valtra are the least chav make. drivingbiggrin
JD's with their yellow and green liverys just shout brash wink You want a nice understated blue New Holland wink

jonny70

1,280 posts

159 months

Wednesday 3rd October 2012
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Church's
Gieves & Hawkes
Zegna
Canali
Ferragamo

lots of brands once you start thinking


jgtv

2,125 posts

198 months

Wednesday 3rd October 2012
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Aspinal.

anonymous-user

55 months

Wednesday 3rd October 2012
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Zod said:
Greg66 said:
Zod said:
Greg66 said:
Zod said:
Rushmore said:
Food:
Drink:
all 2nd wines from the Premier Crus (i.e. Pavillon Rouge)Too safe, dull and overpriced. Burgundy is the lodestar.
Lodestone?
Lodestar = guiding light.
Yeesss.

Lodestone = focus of attraction.
Different meanings, but both work really.
I think we can agree that to the extent OUP is a brand, it isn't chavvy...

Zod

35,295 posts

259 months

Wednesday 3rd October 2012
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Greg66 said:
I think we can agree that to the extent OUP is a brand, it isn't chavvy...
Unlikely to be found in many chav dwellings.

g3org3y

20,656 posts

192 months

Wednesday 3rd October 2012
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- Casio (not 'bling' enough to be chav)
- Seiko (worn by more millionaires than any other brand iirc)
- Penguin Books/Publishing (chavs don't read)

anonymous-user

55 months

Wednesday 3rd October 2012
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Agrispeed said:
Chavviest tractor brand... John deere and fendt are chav. (more expensive and flash)

hehe

Valtra are the least chav make. drivingbiggrin
Just another sellout 'brand' Valtra - part of the AGCO group of brands, which also own Fendt... wink Bloody peasants

Rushmore

1,223 posts

143 months

Wednesday 3rd October 2012
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Please explain.

Aspinal is a self-made brand with only a few (<10) years of legacy.

jgtv said:
Aspinal.

Rushmore

1,223 posts

143 months

Wednesday 3rd October 2012
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Indeed, on par with Men's Health and Occitane.

Twincam16 said:
Then again, I consider GQ to be pretty chavvy - the magazine for men who think they can buy their way into being James Bond.

Rushmore

1,223 posts

143 months

Wednesday 3rd October 2012
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Well, German tap water is usually on par/better than the bottled stuff.
Re Riesling - very complex matter, but you are right. Also depends which region (Rheingau/Mosel/Kaiserstuhl etc)

Have you been to Bucks/Pratts?

And with B-R I meant the one in Geneva. Although, yes, the Longemalle is much better (=subdued/no Russian hookers/spies)

Zod said:
Rushmore said:
Food:
Venison
(thin) Pizza when in Italy and in a rural location the true home of pizza is urban Naples
Wild boar

Drink:
Vin de pays of all sorts
all 2nd wines from the Premier Crus (i.e. Pavillon Rouge)Too safe, dull and overpriced. Burgundy is the lodestar.
German Riesling ice wine instead of Sauternes Eiswein is a nouveau product. Auslese-upwards Pradikat wines are the unimpeachable quality standard, particularly the auction wines.
Tap water instead of Swedish imported bottled water That's just inverse snobbery (much like the 80s Volvo thing). Yorkshire tap water is good. London tap water tastes dreadful.

Life:
Buck's Club and Pratt's Really?
Rules Restaurant Dreadful place
The Beau-Rivage Hotel Assuming you mean the Beau Rivage Place in Lausanne, I agree.

Zod

35,295 posts

259 months

Thursday 4th October 2012
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Rushmore said:
Well, German tap water is usually on par/better than the bottled stuff. Yes. Some of the bottled stuff, eg. Faechinger, is horrible. Tates as if it's had fish swimming in it.
Re Riesling - very complex matter, but you are right. Also depends which region (Rheingau/Mosel/Kaiserstuhl etc)

Have you been to Bucks/Pratts? [b]No. I've been to plenty of the rest. I get the appeal of the atmosphere and the wine cellars, but most have mediocre food. The RAC with its pool and gym has extra appeal, but it's too far from the City to make sense. If I lived out of town, they'd make a lot more sense.

jdw100

4,136 posts

165 months

Thursday 4th October 2012
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Penhaligons eau de toilette.

May I recommend the one called Sartorial.

DJRC

23,563 posts

237 months

Thursday 4th October 2012
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Had a night out in Lausanne the other week and very enjoyable it was too. Its a lovely place to be fair to it, good architecture, good atmosphere, plenty of life. Rather like the place.

Geneve by comparison sucks.

Zod

35,295 posts

259 months

Thursday 4th October 2012
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DJRC said:
Had a night out in Lausanne the other week and very enjoyable it was too. Its a lovely place to be fair to it, good architecture, good atmosphere, plenty of life. Rather like the place.

Geneve by comparison sucks.
Agreed.

Ayahuasca

27,427 posts

280 months

Thursday 4th October 2012
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Camper & Nicholson

Sparkman & Stephens

Nautor's Swan

phil1979

3,560 posts

216 months

Thursday 4th October 2012
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Has great history, but isn't shouty about it.

Justayellowbadge

37,057 posts

243 months

Thursday 4th October 2012
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Rushmore said:
Please explain.

Aspinal is a self-made brand with only a few (<10) years of legacy.

jgtv said:
Aspinal.
So what?

Greg_D

6,542 posts

247 months

Thursday 4th October 2012
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Fishtigua said:
C2james said:
Rolex.
Very Jimmy Saville
incredibly, if you ever see someone clearly showing off a watch (shirt sleeve tucked behind it), then it is more often than not a looky looky rolex (failing that, a breitling!)

beanbag

7,346 posts

242 months

Thursday 4th October 2012
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Company branded polos! hehe

One of the wealthiest people I know dresses daily with polos from movie sets he's worked on and just an old pair of jeans. He also wears a 1970's Rolex and occasionally drives his Bentley GT otherwise it's his 1980's Merc SL.

Awesome chap.

Unless you saw him driving his Bentley you wouldn't suspect a thing!

Melman Giraffe

6,759 posts

219 months

Thursday 4th October 2012
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CommanderJameson said:
Twincam16 said:
Alfa Romeo
Heh

The pre-facelift 156 is a favoured chav-chariot.
yep