SEOUL JANGSOO WALMAE KOREAN WALMAE MAKKOLI

The mark consists of two rectangles side-by-side that contain some of the same wording and design element and some different, both sides contain the wording "SEOUL JANGSOO" with Korean text above it that means "SEOUL", both in white letters in a box with a blue background; within the blue box is a red triangle with a curved side with Asian characters that mean "JANGSOO"; as background to the blue boxes are the same yellow and white designs of grain; underneath the blue box on the left side is the wording "WALMAE" in beige and underneath the blue box on the right side is the Asian characters that mean "WALMAE"; under that on both sides are the same black Asian characters that mean "WALMAE"; on the left are Asian characters and on the right is the text in English of "KOREAN" in black; the last line of wording/characters are in red with Asian characters on the left and the wording "WALMAE MAKKOLI" in red; and a solid beige line appearing at the bottom of the mark across the entire bottom of the mark.

The color(s) yellow, blue, white, red, black and beige is/are claimed as a feature of the mark.

The English translation of "JANGSOO" in the mark is "long life". The wording "WALMAE" has no meaning in a foreign language. The English translation of "MAKKOLI" in the mark is "unrestrained rice wine".

The first two non-Latin characters in the mark transliterate to "SEOUL", and this means "Seoul" in English. The next two non-Latin characters in the mark transliterate to "JANGSOO" and this means "long life" in English. On the right, the next non-Latin characters transliterate to "WALMAE" and this has no meaning in a foreign language. The remaining non-Latin characters on the left transliterate to "KOREAN WALMAE MAKKOLI" and this means "Korean", and no meaning, and "unrestrained rice wine", respectively.