Their song "East Coast" combines all of these trademark elements and also marks what is probably the first Grey Poupon reference in hip-hop history. They did it with this verse, "He's the don ...

"Grey Poupon elevates any meal to something worth savoring so, why not ice cream?" Whether or not you agree that that’s a rhetorical question, Van Leeuwen does have a (distinguished?) ...

Instead of the Grey Poupon logo, the jar features a new title—“Don’t Worry Dijon”—with a feather boa wrapped around the lid. Even the tagline (“Made with White Wine”) is replaced ...

Grey Poupon's famous "Pardon Me" TV commercial is returning for a moment of Oscar glory. After a 16-year hiatus, the mustard that mocked its own stuffy image in one of TV's most famous commercials ...

Grey Poupon mustard will revive the concept behind its famous Pardon Me commercials with a new ad that will air only once on television during this Sunday's broadcast of the Academy Awards. The ...

do you have any Grey Poupon?' contributed to its perception as a luxury brand. An investigation for the website by Estelle Caswell and Sarah Frostenson details how the brand reportedly noted a 100 ...

We've got the Yellow Fever bad, and the Grey Poupon commercial that aired during ... But for Rolls-Royce Silver Shadows? The logos would never be seen, the cars have been out of production for ...

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's famous "Pardon Me" TV commercial is returning for a moment of Oscar glory. After a 16-year hiatus, the mustard that mocked its own stuffy image in one of TV's most famous commercials ...

Grey Poupon’s famous “Pardon Me” TV commercial is returning for a moment of Oscar glory. After a 16-year hiatus, the mustard that mocked its own stuffy image in one of TV’s most famous ...