Oskar Blues, Guns N’ Roses settle beer-name dispute
LONGMONT — A settlement has been reached in the trademark-infringement suit brought by rock group Guns N’ Roses in response to a 2018 decision by Longmont-based Canarchy Craft Brewery Collective and Oskar Blues Brewery to release a Guns N’ Rosé branded beer.
The Axl Rose-fronted Los Angeles band, well known for hits such as “Sweet Child O’ Mine” and “Welcome to the Jungle,” filed the suit in California in May. The band accused Oskar Blues of seeking to profit from Guns N’ Roses’ fame.
“On July 31, 2019, Plaintiff and Defendant reached an agreement in principle that resolves all claims asserted…
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