About 65 Trademarks found that are owned by QuIntessential LLC

The mark consists of an ancient silver Roman coin known as a "denarius" depicting two brothers in profile with ancient Greek lettering behind the profiles.

The English translation of "Antico Monastero" in the mark is "old monestary".

The mark consists of a three dimensional bottle finish, namely, a repeating pattern of teardrop-shaped embossing on the surface of a bottle for the goods running from the bottom of the bottle to the neck. The bottle shape and the label cavity appear in broken lines on the drawing only to show the location of the embossing and are not claimed as a feature of the mark. The stippling is a feature of the mark and does not indicate color.

The wording "PINCOYA" has no meaning in a foreign language.

The English translation of "PRINCESA" in the mark is PRINCESS.

The mark consists of the stylized wording "GEYSER PEAK WINERY EST 1880 ESTABLISHED IN 1880" superimposed on a circular design comprised of concentric circles where the wording "GEYSER PEAK" appears at the top of the largest concentric circle with four solid dots to the left of "GEYSER" and four solid dots to the right of "PEAK". At the bottom of the largest concentric circle is the wording "WINERY", which has two curved lines to the left and to the right, stacked above the wording "ESTABLISHED IN 1880", which is enclosed within a rectangular box design. In the center-most of circle is a depiction of a mountain range. Above the mountain range is the term "EST" with a solid circle on each side. Below the mountain range is the wording "1880" with a solid circle on each side.

The English translation of "BUSCADO" in the mark is "WANTED".

Issue New Certificate to: Accolade Wines North America, Inc. (California corporation) 1700 Second Street, 2nd Floor, Ste 220, Napa CA 94559

The mark consists of a white rectangle on the left hand side of which is a sketch of a red Italian house. Next to the sketch in the center of the of the rectangle is the word "CASAROSSA" with "CASA" in black and "ROSSA" in red. Immediately underneath the sketch and the words running horizontally across the width of the rectangle, but not touching either side is a black line.

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.