TODAY’S TRADEMARK – FINLANDIA

The Company BROWN-FORMAN FINLAND LTD. filed for the Trademark ‘FINLANDIA’ for their Vodka with the USPTO on March 27, 1979 and was assigned registration number 1115781. The mark has been in use since 24th September, 1970.

One account states that George Garvin Brown, a young pharmaceutical salesman in Louisville, and his partner John Forman founded the business in 1870. According to a separate narrative, Brown began the business by himself and added his accountant as a partner in 1890. To reflect the collaboration, the name of the business was changed to Brown–Forman and Company in 1890. The corporation did well in spite of the American temperance movement. One of six national permits to manufacture medicinal whiskey was given to Brown-Forman when Prohibition in the US began.

Brown-Forman has been creating high-quality beverage alcohol products responsibly for over 150 years, enriching lives in the process. A major player in the wine and spirits industry, Brown-Forman Corporation is an American enterprise. Established in Louisville, Kentucky, the company produces a number of globally recognized brands, such as Jack Daniel’s, Woodford Reserve, Old Forester, GlenDronach, BenRiach, Glenglassaugh, Herradura, Korbel, and Chambord.

The locations and the people who bring the spirits and wines to life are celebrated in the company’s brands, which are created using a fusion of contemporary innovation and age-old techniques. They are recognized for carefully bringing people together for life’s significant occasions and for occupying a special place in the lives of their clients.