Black-Owned Whiskey Brand, Victor George Spirits, Takes On Rémy Martin in '1738' Trademark Dispute

Victor Harvey, founder and CEO of Victor George Spirits, a Black-owned whiskey brand based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, is involved in a legal dispute with French cognac company Rémy Martin. The conflict stems from the firms featuring the year ‘1738’ on their respective bottle labels.

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