The mark consists of the stylized wording "BISHOP'S GIN" in black on a white advertising banner that is hanging from a black ornamental window frame with a window pane containing a red circle with a black and gray outline and a white pelican with a black outlining and yellow ruffles underneath it; on the black window sill is a yellow scroll of paper with black writing on it, a white square with a blue design of a farmer on it with blue ornamental markings in each corner, a globe with a brown spinner and white, green and brown maps, a polyhedral sundial in yellow with black drawings on it and an open book with white and yellow pages with a design of red flowers with yellow centers and green stems and leaves on the pages and a brown cover. Behind the banner "GIN" is a man wearing a black hat and black and white clothes with a yellow scroll with black writing draped over his left arm and over his right shoulder, and his left hand and left part of his hair in peach and right part of his face in red with a black and white beard, black, brown and white eyes and black eyebrows. A peach hand and forearm with a gray shadow holding a yellow ring appears behind the man's left shoulder and a peach hand holding a red flower with a yellow center and green steam and leaves appear in the front right of the man. A second man's face appears in the background behind the window frame and he is wearing a black hat, has a peach face, black and white eyes, black eyebrows, a black beard and black and gray clothing. A white pelican with a black eye and a gray beak and legs appears behind the window frame as well as a yellow and gray windmill, two yellow and gray churches and a yellow and gray landscape. The sky behind the window is gray.