Gallo Blanco's Doug Robson Won't Ditch the Rooster
Categories: Kitchen Ink, Laudig
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| Check out the fresh ink on chef Doug Robson. |
After wine giant E&J Gallo threatened a lawsuit over Robson's rooster motif at his hip Midtown Mexican eatery (whose name literally means "white rooster" in Spanish but is also Mexican slang for "white dude"), Robson had until the end of 2010 to ditch the feathered mascot. Litigation could have cost him $100,000, he figures.
Now, Robson gets to keep the restaurant name but has to come up with a new logo.
The freshly inked rooster on his arm, however, won't budge.
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