Guns N' Roses Accuse Colorado Brewery of Trademark Infringement Over Beer Name

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Slapping Canarchy Craft Brewery Collective with a lawsuit, Axl Rose and his bandmates are seeking to immediately stop the selling of Guns 'N' Rose beer along with its merchandise.

May 11, 2019

AceShowbiz - Guns N' Roses are suing the bosses of a Colorado brewery, accusing them of cashing in on their name without permission.

Axl Rose and his bandmates claim Canarchy Craft Brewery Collective chiefs are selling a beer named Guns 'N' Rose, along with T-shirts, pint glasses, and bandannas, according to The Blast.

The rockers allege Canarchy bosses tried to trademark the name but abandoned the application after the band objected.

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The brewery chiefs have agreed to stop selling the goods - but not until March, 2020. The band wants them to cease immediately.

Guns N' Roses are suing for trademark infringement.

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