Several Italian wines did very well for you: the 2009 Talenti Pian di Conte Rosso di Montalcino, and a 2004 Gianfranco Bovio Barolo. What’s cool about that Rosso di Montalcino? For running a by-the-glass program, we’ve been fortunate to have a string of really good vintages that are both ageable and approachable in their youth both
The Colorado Springs Wine Festival is back, Vallejo’s Mexican Restaurant planning the restaurant’s 60th anniversary on March 17 and new food hall coming to downtown.
February 05, 2021
A U.S. federal judge has dismissed a trademark infringement lawsuit a Spanish wine company embroiled in a family dispute filed last year over the brand “Pesquera,” according to court records.
U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh granted a motion on Jan. 26 to dismiss the case, saying the California court was the wrong jurisdiction, according to the order.
The San Jose-based judge noted the family is already involved in litigations in Spain, which she said was an “adequate alternative forum,” according to the order.
Koh dismissed the lawsuit “with prejudice” – or permanently.
What happens next is unclear. Koh’s decision does not settle the ownership of the trademark “Pesquera.”