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Country of Origin Fail

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  1. a ghost of an idea says:

    European Union

  2. the walrus says:

    they’re practically the same right?

  3. The product of Spain is plainly from the Seine.

    Pardon my French mispronunciation, kmerciaurevoir
  4. hombreconlapingalarga says:

    stop being a spain in the ass

  5. medo says:

    On the brand’s internet pages, it is clear that the BRAND is one thing and the product other thing ( maitrejacques.com ).

  6. Sammy says:

    What’s the fail? It could be Night Train, as long as it does the job.

  7. Mickey says:

    Product of fail.

  8. Failerella says:

    Product of Photoshop.

  9. antonio says:

    Ok guys, I’ll help you, I’m Spaniard and this wine is NOT from Spain. Such a fail like that could be only done by French LOL

    btw, a bit of my country:

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spain

  10. Milton says:

    Maybe, It’s MADE IN CHINA

  11. longbow says:

    is there a reason why the cap-”maitre-jacques” is in golden letters, but the bottle-label-”maitre-jacques” not?

  12. DarkAlexander says:

    someone played too much eReplublic

  13. Draco says:

    From France, Spain?

  14. Shadow © says:

    ♪ I’m from Madrid, I’m from France… ♪

  15. Demut says:

    The bottle is made in France and the wine is made in Spain.

  16. Matt says:

    Just split the difference and call it a Product of Andorra!

  17. Someone says:

    It’s probably directly from the border. Exactly on the line of France to Spain.

  18. CountryFail says:

    …or maybe this is a French make selling a Spanish sherry.

  19. akae says:

    The only problem is french people look down on Spanish ones like “poor neightbours”. Like if we were Portuguese!
    Faemino&Cansado dixit.

    Fijo que el “Casón Histórico” del Mercadona le da mil patadas a ese vino.

  20. AHsk says:

    years ago i worked as practicant to earn some money during summer holiday.

    there washing of labels and clue on new one. here someone obviously forget to remove on of the old one.

  21. greenlants says:

    Must be a product of the U.S…..

  22. JJtoob says:

    Happy medium: Genovia.

  23. a ghost of they're idea says:

    We've been over this -- there is no their there.

  24. Aja says:

    Ew, sherry.

  25. Ed says:

    I claihm zis wine in ze nahm of FRANCE!

  26. Eyesore says:

    The company makes vinegars. Mostly wine vinegars. And the wine for the wine vinegars comes from France. And on the wine vinegar bottles it says Product of France. But this is their sherry vinegar. And the sherry comes from Spain. But the vinegar is made in France.

    Fail photo for not showing the full text of the label, which says Sherry Vinegar.

  27. AJ says:

    Way to ruin it.

  28. bodo says:

    So I’m still nuclear on the concept, it looks like (and I can’t believe there’s already another geological lol) – is it Frain or Spance that made this? And isn’t Spain part of Mexico, which is why they speak Mexican? I mean, it’s not that I’m ignorant, exactly, but I just don’t seem to know stuff.

  29. patman21 says:

    FIRST

  30. YourRandomMother says:

    Markting fail

  31. Ieso says:

    it’s very very very fail !!!!!!!!!!!

  32. Ieso says:

    It’s the same as if you were so on top: grape flavor
    and below: cherry flavor

  33. Ieso says:

    Kjo është njëjtë sikur ju tha se kjo më lart: aromë rrushit
    dhe më poshtë: aromë qershie

  34. Ieso says:

    Bu sanki yukarıda söyledim: üzüm tadı aynıdır
    ve aşağıdaki kiraz tadı

  35. Speero says:

    schmunzel*

  36. Demut says:

    Andri died in Andorra.

  37. np says:

    Maitre Jacques is a French company. All their neck labels state “product of france”. Some of the products, though, are made in spain, such as this one. Check their website. This is on purpose, not a fail.

  38. Fornicus says:

    And thus, the French surrender again. Well done.

  39. Maybe it’s in both!!! :P

    Sorry, I couldn’t help it

  40. Lambert 09 says:

    That’s another victory for the Spanish Empire. Almost comparable with St. Quentin or Bailén.
    The letters that say Spain are bigger than those which say France!!

  41. Bond, James Bond says:

    The wine, of course, is Spanish, from the province of Cádiz. It is then fortified with French brandy.

    James Bond: “Pity about your liver sir. It’s an unusually fine solera. ’51 I believe.”

    M : “There is no year for sherry, 007.”

    James Bond: “I was referring to the original vintage on which the sherry is based. 1851. Unless I’m mistaken?”

    Host: “Precisely.”

  42. Feral Boy says:

    Label in English: Product of the United States.

    The Triple-Crown of FAIL.

  43. piemaster85 says:

    I Never knew France & Spain were the same!

  44. someone else says:

    You see, if you stop in both French and Spanish ports on your way from California to … California, then the wine is legally a product of both Spain and France. No kidding. Same goes for Italian olive oil. Foods can have dual (or triple) citizenship just by stopping by.

  45. Andrew Ong says:

    The wine labellers got the countries mixed up.

  46. Xetph says:

    The makers of the Bottle are trying to confuse us!

  47. Dean O says:

    Dam those spaniards..they kill the myans..now they steel their neighbors liquire recipe

  48. Taboo says:

    Maybe it was grown on the boarder?

    I know they share a boarder because i’m English and i kno Wellington used it to invade France. lolfrogs.

  49. Chelle says:

    made in china ;p

  50. Casey says:

    Product of Andorra. :P

  51. Caroline says:

    ummm

  52. dipdop says:

    This is what Sherry does to people.
    IT’S ONLY FOR COOKING.

  53. bob says:

    Used car oil?

  54. Alex Kramer says:

    This bottle needs to make up its mind!


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