Tag Archives: Waitrose

Adam&eveDDB is good at introducing some tabasco sauce into the syrupy recipe of Christmas ads – remember Harvey Nichols’ ‘Sorry I spent it on myself’ – and it’s done so again with these two new confections for Waitrose. Spot on, ...

The latest extravaganza from John Lewis/Waitrose courtesy of adam&eve/DDB I sense has a philosophical thread running through it for both the client and the agency. The line at the end “When you’re part of it, you put your heart in ...

I’m not a fan of Queen’s ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ which puts me at something of a disadvantage with adam&eveDDB’s new epic for combined John Lewis & Partners and Waitrose & Partners (while acknowledging it does the strangest things to some people ...

Waitrose is visiting the Geoffrey Boycott Appreciation Society up in’t Dales – courtesy of adam&eveDDB – and the poor souls are snowed in, it being Christmas. But Waitrose comes to the rescue, naturally (bet they’re giving the venison at £60 ...

A strategy’s emerging from adam&eveDDB for Waitrose: not food porn but food vérité (as in truthful cinema). So here we are in the Indian Ocean watching tuna being landed by hand line (the first one’s a slightly perturbing tuna’s eye ...

Another agency waving a fond farewell – let’s be charitable – to a big client this Christmas is RKCR/Y&R to Marks & Spencer (AMV BBDO is in the same chilly boat with Sainsbury’s). And, what do you know, it’s come ...

Waitrose is currently live streaming its very own farm on YouTube; raw material for adam&eveDDB’s spring TV campaign with the theme: “everything we do goes into everything you taste.” Bet they were cursing the lack of sunshine. Here’s the free ...

Waitrose and Marks & Spencer are the two companies contesting the top end of the grocery market and they’re both back in the lists in jaded January, with new campaigns from adam&eveDDB and RKCR/Y&R respectively. Waitrose, which didn’t seem to ...

John Lewis is trumpeting record sales figures over Christmas – so that old misery on the moon did work some magic – with like for like sales up 5.1 per cent (4.8 last year). Which means it’s trouncing its high ...