So, exactly what is this "medal-winning" "Byron Bay Pale Lager" to which they refer?
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Posts Tagged ‘ Trade Mark ’
What’s a “brand” and what’s a “beer”?
Thunder Road takes the road less travelled
In his first post for Australian Brews News, Leon Sammartino looks at the court case battle over dome of CUB's oldest trade marks...
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New brewery trademarks ‘Any Beer’
Please note: yes, this was an April Fool’s gag except Monteith’s really have trademarked Radler and an Australian brewery has indeed tried to register Australian Ale and Australian lager… A newly established brewery has courted controversy by trademarking the name ‘Any Beer’ and is seeking to prevent publicans from serving other beers when patrons...
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A tale of competing beer days
Maybe it’s irony that on International IPA Day, the day that celebrates one of the most flavoursome of commonly available craft beers , CUB has published a release commemorating International Beer Day and tying it to one of the least flavoursome – or ‘super crisp’ — beers on the market today. Of course, while...
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It had to happen…
A Hitler's Downfall parody of DB Breweries' ridiculous trade mark over the style name 'Radler' was inevitable. The only question was how good it would be. The answer: priceless.
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Trouble brewing for cyclists beer in trademark row
Background to this week's Radler trade mark decision. This article first appeared on The Punch on 31 July 2009 when the trademarking issue first raised its head.
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Hey, true New
Lion Nathan has recently successfully defended its trademarking of the word ‘NEW’ against a company seeking to trademark the logo for New South Brewing Company. Following a hearing Trade Mark Office hearings officer, Bianca Irgang, determined that a “significant number of consumers would at the very least experience a reasonable doubtas to the existence...
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