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A federal judge in Kentucky ordered makers of a fledgling bourbon to change its name because it too closely resembles that of a brand that has been on the market longer and is a leader in the super premium bourbon category. Brown-Forman Corp. had argued in its trademark suit that consumers were confusing Barton's Ridgewood Reserve, launched last fall, with the Louisville company's Woodford Reserve, on the market since 1996.
April 26, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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