AITOR IDER BALBO S.A.A.C.I.

ALUNCO

WINES;

BALBO

The mark is formed by two horses standing symmetrically on small platforms, a shield including a bunch of grapes and an ornamental ribbon.;wines;The lining is a feature of the mark and does not indicate color.;

BALBO

In the statement, Column 2, line 5, Filed 12-8-1995 should be deleted, and, Filed 12-7-1995 should be inserted.;The term BALBO is a Portuguese term which comes from the Latin word balbus, which means stammerer, babbler.;wine;

CAOBA

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.;The English translation of CAOBA is mahogany.;Alcoholic beverages, namely, wines, sparkling wines;

CAOBA

The English translation of CAOBA in the mark is mahogany.;Alcoholic beverages, namely, wines and sparkling wines;

CHACABUCO LOS HAROLDOS

The mark consists of the wording CHACABUCO in stylized capital letters which is positioned above a mountain range and a valley containing a vineyard that is divided by a curved road with a truck driving on it that leads to a warehouse structure with slanted ceilings. Above the warehouse structure is the wording LOS HAROLDOS in stylized capital letters. In the lower left-hand corner of the mark is a bicycle with three wine bottles placed in its front basket.;Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.;The English translation of the word LOS in the mark is THE. The wording CHACABUCO and HAROLDOS has no meaning in a foreign language.;Wines;