The trademark is placed on a bottle and stylized decorative screw cap representing a crowned woman's head. The screw cap is the color of copper covered with patina. On the bottleneck surface there is a vertical red stripe with navy blue edges and a white inscription: Freedom. The entire bottle surface is frosted, only on the front face of the bottle there is a distinct transparent rectangular field with a drawing on it representing a figure of a woman on a pedestal, in a loose gown, with a radiant crown on her head, holding a torch in her raised hand. The background for this figure is a drawing, depicted on the rear face of the bottle, representing a group of bright and dark buildings. Under the base of the buildings against a blue background there are irregular lines imitating the reflection of the buildings in water and white spots imitating the shapes of sailing-ships. - The verbal elements of the trademark are: - on the bottleneck: a white inscription Freedom against the background of a red stripe, - on the front face of the bottle, in the upper part of the transparent rectangle: an inscription Liberty Blue in stylized lettering, with the word Liberty written in red letters with white shading, and underneath the word Blue written in blue letters with white shading, - at the bottle base: an inscription Vodka written in red lettering. The outline of the bottle is shown in dotted lines to indicate that the shape of the bottle is not claimed as a feature of the mark, but is merely shown in the drawing to indicate the placement of the mark in relation to the bottle.