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Trademark class 33: Wines and spirits

Class 33 is where Wines and spirits are registered. We hold 1 427 867 records in this class across 85 registers — 716 442 of them live — and check your name against every one of them.

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Records in this class1 427 867
Live marks716 442
Typical forspecialised goods

What class 33 covers

The Nice Classification groups every product and service into 45 classes; class 33 is Wines and spirits. When a rights owner files a mark, they choose the classes they sell in — and that is where the mark protects them. Two identical names can coexist in different classes; the same name in the same class is the pattern behind most takedowns.

How crowded class 33 is

Across the registers we hold, 1 427 867 marks list class 33, and 716 442 of them are live (registered or pending). The more crowded the class, the higher the chance that a name you like already belongs to someone selling what you sell — which is exactly why we check the class, not just the spelling.

Before you file or publish

Check your name against class 33 first, then against the neighbouring classes your buyers might also search. If the closest marks are dead or sit in unrelated goods, your risk is lower; if a live mark in class 33 sounds like yours, review it before you print, list or file. TMAtlas Risk Score is a prioritisation signal, not a legal opinion.

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Neighbouring classes

Trademark classes 1–45, explained for sellers →

Fair questions

Do I need to register in class 33 to sell my product?

No registration is needed to sell. But if someone else holds a live mark in class 33 that looks or sounds like your name, they can ask the marketplace to remove your listing. Checking first is free; a takedown is not.

My name is taken in class 33 but free in another class — can I use it?

Often yes, if the goods are genuinely different and buyers would not confuse them. Marketplaces, however, react to the complaint, not to the nuance. Review the live mark, its goods list and its territory before you decide.

Which registers do you search for class 33?

All 85 registers we hold — 54.2 million records — filtered by the territories you sell in. Every result shows which registers were searched and which are validated record by record.

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