When comparing the advantages of red wine trademark resources, you must consider the adaptability to the enterprise and industry, select the trademark, and judge the price, which should comply with market standards. There is no fixed standard for trademark purchase, and you should look at it from several aspects.

The price difference between red wine trademarks is mainly due to the brand value of the trademarks. Why are some red wine labels cheap and some red wine labels expensive, just like some cheap clothes and some expensive clothes? The value of trademarks is different. Some trademarks are easy to understand and some have brand recognition.

The brand recognition of a red wine trademark is the key to distinguishing the price of the trademark. The actual cost of a trademark includes registration fees, notary fees and transfer fees. As the added value of a trademark increases, whether the trademark types are complete determines the actual price of the trademark.

How to choose a suitable 33 category red wine brand?

1. Product and brand positioning

Positioning is the key. What style is the product, what type is it, what age is it, and what impact it has. These are the things that need to be clarified when choosing a trademark. The first thing.

2. The connotation of a trademark name

A good, easy-to-remember name will obviously be favored by more people. This is also the first thing that many friends think of when choosing a trademark. The type of trademark also needs to be considered: Chinese, English, graphics, combination, etc. Choose what the merchant likes.

3. Price

This is a question that all friends are concerned about, and it is also the core factor in deciding whether to buy.

Especially if you want to buy a low-price brand, the quality of the low-price brand must not be enough. For consumers of products, an ordinary brand cannot make consumers accept this brand, so how can this brand become bigger?

The above is about how much it costs to buy a red wine trademark, and how to choose? content. Next, Bajie Intellectual Property Trademark Network recommends several high-quality red wine trademarks for you:

Defelman, DRFURMTG

Defelman - Feel the "German" romance "Fei" is more than ordinary, so she starts with a glass of mellow red wine, closes her eyes and savors it carefully, smiles, and the endless charm spreads in the swaying cup. The fragrance that shines through the elegance is like red wine-like lips, leaving a passionate kiss. Defelman, brewed with heart, just for this cup, drop by drop, into your mouth, throat and heart!

DK

DK--Ducal Duke & Kudos Glory: The (Duke) from the European continent enjoys red wine to show the (Glory) of a successful life.

Produced in world-class vineyards in the Roussillon production area on the Mediterranean coast of southern France. The diverse natural conditions and wide variety of varieties make DK extremely dynamic in red wine culture. The mellow body of the wine carries the smoothness of the wine. The round mouthfeel brings a mellow and ultimate taste bud experience, as if you are in a medieval palace, enjoying the glory of being able to taste rare and fine wines because of your noble status, and being intoxicated by the endless aftertaste of the wine.

DK red wine has excellent quality and extraordinary taste.

Charatoux

Charatoux - Chateau Latour in France is an ancient manor in the 14th century. Latour later became the most expensive winery in the world. In French, "Latour" means "tower". Because there is a tower with a long history in the winery, it is named "Charatoux" winery. Charlatto's red wine has a strong aroma, full body, and extremely rich and rich taste that is unforgettable. It is a dream experience that red wine lovers should not miss in their lifetime. Charlatto, taste French romance, start with this cup...