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VineCar

Express Vinegar Delivery
 
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A niche has opened in some sectors of the 'restaurant' market. Recent market research (see link) indicates an unfulfilled public need for the condiment vinegar.

While vinegar is readily available in shops, and upon request in the 'high quality' restaurant sector, it appears that there is insufficient supply of vinegar in the medium-to-low end of the market creating a 'sourness deficient' bracket of foods.

To take advantage of this need, here is proposed a special courier service to act on call to deliver a variety of condiments to a customer (no matter their whereabouts) for immediate use. A delivery vehicle (nominally some sporty saloon - expensive enough to be flashy but not so much as to alienate the customers at the medium to low establishment) shall be based at a city centre depot and fiited out with a myriad of vinegars to meet the perceived need.

One phone call is all that is required. Within seconds, a highly trained operative shall dash into your restaurant to supply vinegar - balsamic, cider, rice wine or just a good malt.

"VIneCar, delivering sharpness, tartness and happiness!"

Jinbish, Dec 12 2002

Need for vinegar! http://www.halfbakery.com/idea/Vinegar
Top quality market research [Jinbish, Oct 05 2004, last modified Oct 17 2004]

vinegardelivery.jpg http://www.vinevill...egar%20delivery.jpg
That's Jinbish right there [thumbwax, Oct 05 2004, last modified Oct 17 2004]

Products to offer http://www.fatfree.com/recipes/vinegars/
[Marassa, Oct 05 2004, last modified Oct 17 2004]

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       [thumbwax]: Yes, yes thats me (don't I look fetching in a stetson? - I really should put that in the calender)... Before anyone questions this, there are other sites on google...They all pale by comparison to VineCar however - By sticking to their prime business they will wipe aside all other emergency vinegar delivery companies. By specifically targetting the need that was indicated by the research and providing fast, reliable sourness to the world VineCar will succeed.
Jinbish, Dec 12 2002
  

       Could we not have fresh vinegar delivered to homes and commercial premises every morning, like milk ?   

       But then, imagine what would happen if the combined milk/vinegar float crashed, and the two liquids mixed .........
8th of 7, Dec 12 2002
  

       [UB] oops - thats right. Will change idea forthwith...
Jinbish, Dec 12 2002
  

       To our members, we're the 6th emergency service...
my face your, Dec 12 2002
  

       What is a sporty saloon? Is it a roving vinegar sports bar?
notme, Dec 12 2002
  

       This is genius! I can see a whole line of custom made vinegar products for distribution, maybe it could be incorperated into the vinegar restaurant idea. Home delivery perhaps?
talen, Dec 13 2002
  

       Hmmm, home delivery. You could have VineCar deliver tanks of vinegar to homes much like the Culligan company delivers tanks of drinking water. We don't use enough vinegar in my house to justify using such a service myself, but there may be a market nonetheless.
Pharaoh Mobius, Dec 13 2002
  

       [notme]: that would be the new line in trendy high street bistros.... VineBar
Jinbish, Dec 13 2002
  

       Fast-response delivery should be done by motorbike in the city. Much faster than a "sporty saloon".
Mayfly, Dec 13 2002
  

       Great product title! VineCar makes very nice visual wordplay and a phonetic pun. (vin-i-ger=vin-i-car) I'm on board with Mayfly. Delivery should be done with a Vespa powered miniture 3-wheeled delivery lorry. One wheel forward and two in the rear. A one person cab, with an open flatbed with a 4 ft tall wooden gabel-easel. The easel would hold about 40 bottles. 20 on each side. The easle is lined with simple shaped, bottle holding alcoves or niches. A heavy weight canvas panel rolls up or down and covers the bottles during transport. Rolling up a canvas side panel reveals the vineger bottles stacked in rows up the panels that comprise the easel. While driving this machine, a pleasant jingle of the bottles can be heard, as they jiggle, to and 'fro.
Cosmo, Aug 29 2003
  

       Just think of the spin-off titles for such a service.   

       "VINEGAR ON DEMAND!" "VINEGAR NOW!" "VINEGAR ON THE SPOT!" (Extreme-Vinegar-Express) "Vinegar-at-your-door" vinegar- gonna- getchoo......... ..........................
Cosmo, Aug 29 2003
  
      
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