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Fat Bastard

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Peter Click, founder and president of Click Wine Group, a Seattle-based importer of several supermarket staple brands, including Root: 1 from Chile, Fat Bastard from France and High Note from Argentina, is adding Spanish Sons from Spain to its wine rack.

Fruit of the vine: a bumper crop of wine grapes, combined with ...

Mind you, that won't last as he will soon be a fat bastard, because the most surprising answer I got last season was when asking him if he wanted sugar in his coffee and receiving the answer: "Yeah, three please.

Long trail a-winding that leads us to the land of our dreams

Click Wine Group is a leader in creating and developing innovative super-premium wine brands from around the world, including category leaders Fat Bastard from France, Root:1 from Chile, and Clean Slate from Germany.

United States: Winebow, Inc. and Click Wine Group announce merger

If someone is slow on the assault course you get people shouting, 'Come on fat bastard, come on you ginger bastard, come on you black bastard'.

If the Tories won power, this racist would have been a prominent ...

Click, by the way, markets wines with names like Fat Bastard, Root: 1, Mad Dogs and Englishmen, and Bootleg, names they claim are easy to remember.

L.A. WINELINE TASTED IT, LOVED IT, FORGOT THE NAME?

There's pounds 1 off Fat Bastard Chardonnay 1999/2000 bringing it down to pounds 4.

Drink up!; Seasonal bargains

In Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me, he added the grotesque, kilt-wearing Fat Bastard to his line-up of characters.

My Scots accent cost Steven Spielberg $4m; Austin Powers star re-does ...

Myers' most inspired creation for the second film may be a new character he portrays: an obese Scottish henchman known only as Fat Bastard.

FOR MIKE MYERS, SUCCESS MEANS TRYING TO KEEP COOL AMID THE HYPE