Replies to post #58368 on Marani Brands Inc. (MRIB)

[Major Profits]

Marani Vodka Reviews

This review dates back to, at least, 2010 and was done when Marain Vodka was owned by Eraskh Winery & Distillery. Found this in another post (thanks for posting it!!) and thought I'd re-post it in case it was missed.

http://pikimal.com/vodka/marani-vodka

Marani Vodka Description

Marani Vodka is seen as a decent option by our users. It won't break the bank. When it comes to proof, it is of average strength, making it better suited to casual sipping. It has an alcohol by volume of 40.0.
Why we recommend Marani Vodka over most other vodkas

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Marani Vodka is...

Top Tenth if you care about Vodkas for a Bloody Mary
Top Tenth if you're looking for Vodkas for a Vodka Grasshopper
Top Tenth for Vodkas for Mixed Drinks
Top Tenth if you care about Great Tasting Vodkas
Top Fifth for Vodkas for a Vodka Sour

The bottle has changed from the above review and the cost is $10.00 more.

P.S. After a search for "Eraskh Winery & Distllery" I came across another (older) review:

http://vodka.findthebest.com/q/682/2765/What-are-the-awards-for-the-Eraskh-Winery-and-Distillery-Marani-vodka

I have to say that their rating of 92 is beaten by quite a few others.

[NummyNums]

Thanks for sharing that quote, makes sense. This phenomenon as illustrated in your book quote is exactly why the drop could have been headed off if Marani released "multiple PR's within minutes of the approvals" as they had come out and stated pre-approval. The drop was unnecessary if they had simply done what they said they were going to do.

Confirming now what the phenomenon apparently is as so eloquently described in your quote, the situation was only exacerbated by Marani's delay in PR last Thursday. At the very least, we should have held in the mid to low-04's, setting up a break into the 05's last week if Marani had simply done what many were expecting, release news immediately following approval. You can't come out and say you have "multiple pr's lined up" and then give (2) pr's on Friday telling us what we already knew - the license was officially approved on Thursday, pre-market. Even the most amateur of investors saw that as a major red flag and the savvy ones pulled out before the drop and possibly flipped and made a significant amount of money getting back in at the low. The blame lies squarely on Marani's shoulders if they have truly been successful in implementing their rollout plan - which from what I can tell they are doing.

Notice the pumper posts about this stock's "true/real value" have calmed down? It's because they don't want to discuss the reason we haven't solidly broken through the 5's and upward. As soon as we break through (and I think we will), the "undervalued pps" posts will start resurfacing in attempts to keep the momentum going. This momentum can in reality only be sustained by Marani achieving distribution success and their decision to PR their achievements.

All MRIB needs to do is continue to be transparent (as they have this week) and selective about their timing of PR's to keep this train moving. I loved the timing of their last PR - it makes me think/hope they did put some thought into the effect it would have on their stock price. They have not "arrived" by any stretch of the means and the more they PR details of distribution the better this stock will be. They have not even come close to "earning the trust" of the investment community in these very early stages and need to divulge their distribution achievements as much as they possibly can.