. . . Not to worry. Bistro manager can explain everything.
“We can’t support this brand,” said Todd Feinberg, general manager of Bistro Campagne, 4518 N. Lincoln Ave.
Hollis Bulleit’s allegations, detailed in a recent Washington Post article, were brought to Feinberg’s attention by the restaurant’s front-of-house manager.
Acknowledging that Bulleit’s assertions — which have been disputed by the distiller’s parent company, Diageo — amount to “he said, she said,” Feinberg said he opted to err on the side of caution.
It’s an approved object of caution, apparently — in favor of the accuser but not the accused.
“I can’t in good conscience support a product that even has this possibility” of discrimination, Feinberg said.
Gosh no. “This possibility”? But heavens, where does this possibility not exist?
Blithe Spirit 