About 30,000 Trademarks found for “wine retriever llc”

"LABORATORIES LLC" AND "EVIDENCE-BASED NUTRITION"

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

"NATIONAL WINE MARKETING CONFERENCE"

"WEST COAST", "CALIFORNIA QUALITY", "GUARANTEED", AND "WINE GROUP"

The mark consists of a cream colored rectangle containing a semi-circle outlined in black with the word "SHALAYIM" appearing inside the semi-circle in black to the left of a drawing of the top of a castle, also in black. Hebrew lettering meaning "ROMEMA JERUSALEM" appears above the drawing of the castle in black. To the left of the semi-circle is a V-shaped design in gold. Below this is the word "TEPERBERG" in gold . The wording "FAMILY OWNED WINERY SINCE 1870" appears below the word "TEPERBERG" in gold. The word "INSPIRE" appears in black below the wording "FAMILY WINERY SINCE 1870".

The mark consists of the wording "1850" in gray behind the wording "PREMIER" written in white letters positioned above the wording "A TRIBUTE TO CHILE'S OLDEST WINERY" written in gold. At the bottom of the mark is the design of a black shield with the letters "CV" outlined in gold on the shield. The shield is inside a gold crest featuring a gold crown on top, above the wording "CARMEN" written in gold. All of this matter appears on a gray square background with gold and gray framing around the entire square.

The mark consists of the term GORGEOUS in all capital letters arched above the stylized design of an upside down thistle enclosed in a circular carrier, around which is the wording THISTLEDOWN WINE COMPANY, enclosed in a second circular carrier. To the left of this second circular carrier is the lettering ESTD and to the right of the second carrier is the number 2006. Below these features is the stylized word Grenache with the tail of the second "e" wrapping back underneath this word.

The English translation of "terroir" in the mark is "soil" or "land".

Wine

"VINEYARDS & WINERY" AND "LAWRENCEBURG, KENTUCKY"

The name "MISS CHEVIOUS" does not identify a living individual. The portrait in the mark does not identify a living individual.