Information about the applications appeared in the database of the Russian Federal Service for Intellectual Property.
Applications for the registration of two trademarks were filed with Rospatent by the winemaking company “Russian Terroir” LLC, owned by businessman Sergey Galitsky. The company produces wines under the brand “Galitsky & Galitsky” in the village of Gostagaevskaya near Anapa.
“Russian Terroir” registered two trademarks — “Sparkling Luxury” and “Great Begins with a Dream”. According to the International Classification of Goods and Services, the winery will be able to produce wines and liqueur wines, ciders, spirits and liqueurs, alcoholic essences, fruit alcohol extracts and tinctures under these brands.
According to the financial statements for 2024, the winemaking company “Russian Terroir” received 399.3 million rubles in net profit.
Russian Federal Service for Intellectual Property
The Russian Federal Service for Intellectual Property (Rospatent) is the federal executive body responsible for legal protection and intellectual property rights, including patents, trademarks, and copyrights. It was established in its modern form in 2004, succeeding the Patent Office of the USSR and later the Russian Agency for Patents and Trademarks. The agency administers the registration of intellectual property and plays a key role in shaping national policy in this field.
Rospatent
Rospatent is the colloquial name for Russia’s Federal Service for Intellectual Property, which is the government body responsible for patents, trademarks, and copyrights. It was established in its modern form in 2004, continuing the legacy of the Soviet patent office. The agency administers and protects intellectual property rights throughout the Russian Federation.
Russian Terroir
“Russian Terroir” refers to the concept of Russia’s unique wine-producing regions, which leverage the country’s diverse climates and soils to create distinctive wines. Historically, Russian viticulture has ancient roots, particularly around the Black Sea, but modern quality wine production has significantly developed since the late Soviet era. Today, regions like Krasnodar Krai and Crimea are recognized for their terroir-driven wines, combining traditional methods with contemporary techniques.
Galitsky & Galitsky
“Galitsky & Galitsky” is a modern cultural and entertainment complex in Krasnodar, Russia, built in 2017. It was founded by Russian businessman Sergey Galitsky and is best known for its state-of-the-art football stadium, which serves as the home for FC Krasnodar, and its surrounding park with recreational facilities.
Gostagaevskaya
Gostagaevskaya is a stanitsa (a Cossack village) in the Krasnodar Krai region of Russia, founded in 1864 by Black Sea Cossacks. It was established as part of a broader settlement and fortification effort in the Kuban region following the end of the Caucasian War. The area is historically significant for its role in the Cossack culture and the agricultural development of southern Russia.
Anapa
Anapa is a Black Sea resort town in southern Russia, known for its sandy beaches and warm climate. Its history dates back to antiquity, when it was the site of the ancient Greek colony of Gorgippia, and it later became a major Ottoman fortress in the late 18th century before being incorporated into the Russian Empire.
Sparkling Luxury
“Sparkling Luxury” is not a recognized historical place or cultural site, but rather a descriptive term often used in marketing for high-end resorts, jewelry, or premium experiences. It does not have a specific history or cultural significance attached to it as a standalone entity. The phrase generally evokes imagery of opulence, elegance, and exceptional quality rather than referring to a tangible location.
Great Begins with a Dream
“Great Begins with a Dream” is not a recognized historical or cultural site, but rather appears to be a modern, inspirational slogan or theme. It does not have a documented history as a physical location. The phrase is likely used to promote a concept of ambition and achievement rather than to describe a specific place.