Chilean winemaker registers pisco TM despite Peruvian opposition
A Chilean vineyard has prevailed in a UK trademark dispute with the Peruvian IP office, as part of a long-running dispute over the rights to the name of pisco, a brandy produced in the region.
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11 March 2019 Peru and Chile are embroiled in a geographical indication dispute in India over ‘Pisco’ brandy, with both countries claiming to be the drink’s genuine producers.