In August, Teal Bay Alliances, a resort-based retailer that markets and distributes various items of clothing and other merchandize prominently featuring the term Shorebilly, filed suit in U.S. District Court against Shorebilly Brewing Company alleging the popular brewery on the Boardwalk was infringing on its registered trademark.
Southbound One, Inc. and brewery owner Danny Robinson fought the suit, alleging, among other things, the term “Shorebilly” was generic and not subject to trademark protection.
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Well, don't call it Obamacare! You'd never sell a drop!
Redskins Offensive American Indian Brewery is my pick.
I suggest calling it,
" That Place "
Then people can say, We went to that place in OC where they sell Brews and Food. It was great! Or OC BFF.
Brews, Food & Friends!
How about something more descriptive of the flavors you put in to it? That's what I go for. Evo has Lucky 7,my favorite, but even if it's just a number like that would be a hit.
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