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Mustard - Tasting tomorrow @ Franklins


BillyGNB

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Hello everyone,


You might remember me, I am the french guy who under a previous thread "Mustard!" explained about the new brand and the survey on google http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?20,1874093,1874093#msg-1874093


I will be tomorrow at Franklins, next to the restaurant, in East Dulwich, with my Mustard. The aim will be to gether feedback on the actual product, and determine if we have (or not) the best mustard ever.


Tasting is free, I will have bread and crackers to go with it.


I look forward to seeing you!


Julien

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