Cole B. Jaeger

CÉLANGE

The mark consists of the bottom of an alcoholic beverage bottle which is entirely covered with a copper color that is different from the color of the upper portion of the bottle. The words CÉLANGE appear twice, forming a circle around the center portion of the bottle bottom. In the center of the bottle bottom is a fleur de lis symbol. Both CÉLANGE and the fleur de lis symbol are created by the absence of the copper color revealing clear glass, through which the color of the wine can be discerned. The dotted lines outlining the shape of the bottom of the bottle and underlying bottle structures indicate the placement of the mark on the goods and are not part of the mark. The color white is not claimed as a feature of the mark and merely indicates transparent areas.;The color(s) copper is/are claimed as a feature of the mark.;The wording CÉLANGE has no meaning in a foreign language.;Wines, sparkling wines, distilled spirits, alcoholic beverages except beers;