The offer of England Footie Star Colmer to his cold Palmer -Bine Name Te Dambling was challenged by the chic French vineyard Château Palmer.
In a case of Claret vs Blue, the £ 750 winery per bottle has opposed the bid of the Chelsea player because they want to retain their own image.
The Hotshot, 23, wanted to be shivering goal celebration and cold Palmer -Bine name.
But the application was unexpectedly opposed by the respected vineyard in the Margaux region in France.
The football player hoped to use the name for a series of goods such as toiletries and clothing.
But the application also requires legal protection to market wine.
His paper emphasized: “Alcoholic beverages; alcoholic fruit drinks; pre-mixed alcoholic beverages; wines; spirits; liqueurs; alcoholic energy drinks; low alcoholic beverages; none of the above including wines that meet the specifications of the PDO champagne.”
And that warned bosses on the French label, who have opposed the application.
Lawyers at the Intellectual Property Office of the government will express about the potential collision after receiving statements from both parties.
The wine company was founded in 1814 when the British army officer Charles Palmer acquired the estate, then known as Château de Gascq.
He renamed it after himself and expanded the vineyards.
Royal Wine Merchant Berry Bros & Rudd says of the company: “Château Palmer is a leading winery in Margaux.
“Within his appellation, Palmer is certainly the nearest rival of his first growth neighbor, chapter Margaux.
“Although officially arranged a third growth, at their best, the wines of Chateau Palmer are among the largest everywhere in Bordeaux.”
Yesterday a bottle of Cru Classé Margaux from the company from 1970 was mentioned at £ 750.
Cole Palmer is not known as a wine connoisseur, but pretended to drank a pint lower last season when one was thrown on the field when Chealsea Copenhagen played.
He asked a waiter in a chic restaurant for ketchup before he asked him if he had cooked the meal.
His wine preferences are unknown.
De Ster made his senior debut for Manchester City in 2020 and was in the team of the team to win the Premier League, FA Cup and UEFA Champions League in 2023 before he signed for Chelsea for £ 40 million.