Alcoholic Beverage Raises Hopes, then Pisses on Our Parade

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Here‘s a message we’ve never seen before.

Dude. Is this the same drink that’s been promoted as the life of 11 countries? You’d think they’d have a fairly agnostic site.

WTF, Pisang Ambon? Is this some sort of joke? Your PR guy promised us cross-media, karaoke and webcam delights. WHY CAN’T WE ROCK THE PALACE?!!

Update: PisangAmbon.com does what its subsite won’t. Check it out for videos of a cute blonde bartender mixing drinks. It’s all very exciting and green.

And yes! There’s karaoke. (Click on the clipcaster.tv icon.)

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