Class 32 Trademarks

Beer, Ales, Soft Drinks, Carbonated Waters

International Class 32 of the Nice Classification covers Beer, Ales, Soft Drinks, Carbonated Waters. If your business offers these goods or services, this is the class you'd register your trademark in — and the USPTO government fee applies per class. Below are examples of marks already registered in Class 32. Register your trademark in Class 32 →

Registered trademarks in Class 32

Trademark	Reg. / Serial #
CRISP	73784500
S SHAMS BEER	73784670
STONEHENGE	73785159
DOCKBERRY	73785164
NOOBOW	73785284
WILD FRUCTAROM	73785292
BREWER'S DRY	73785360
SIMPATICO PRODUCT OF HECHO EN MEXICO IMPORTED BEER FROM MEXICO	73785372
WILD FRUCHT	73785402
WILD	73785403
RED PARROT BRAND	73785482
SALVA VIDA DESDE 1916 SV	73785606
MAGIC MOUNTAIN	73785639
DOUBLE GULP	73785856
KATANA	73785926
FORST	73785937
AXELROD	73786093
AXELROD SINCE 1896	73786094
EXCELSIOR SPRINGS	73786193
	73786256
TROPICAL SNO	73786257
WATERS OF AMERICA	73786435
DUFFY'S	73786443
DRYBREW	73786469
SANTIBA	73786471
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