The mark consists of the wording "DON'T FLOAT THE MAINSTREAM!" in white lettering outlined in black; the wording "SWEETWATER" in large dark blue lettering over the wording, the wording "Brewing Company" appears in smaller dark blue font, all on a bright yellow banner across a picture consisting of an image of a large fish colored in gree, pink, brown, white with black speckles on its back and tail, the fish is jumping up out of the water. The water is light blue with an image of a boat in the background with two people; one peson is standing with a brown hat, blue shirt, and brown pants, and the other is sitting and rowing with a beige oar. The other has on brown pants and a beige shirt. The landscape shows white clouds and a light blue sky, and green and brown trees. Below the image of the fish appears the wording, "TAKE TWO" in lettering outlined in black and red. Centered beneath the "TAKE TWO" is the letters "PILS" in yellow lettering outlined in black within a red oval that is also outlined in black. The whole picture described is outlined. Outside of the perimeter of the outline is a variety of colors including, green, yellow, orange, red, and dark blue in a tie dye color scheme. On the right side of the fish and boat image appears the wording "TAKE TWO" and "PILS" in the exact same color and placement design as described above. Beneath this wording features the following phrase: "is a step into an alternate reality for Sweetwater, a head-first dive down the rabbit hole into the Wonderland world of lagers. This adventurous golden blonde German style pilsner is brewed with a mad hatter's dose of spicy floral hops. It's beautifully Bohemian in body, earthy in soul, and it's moving low. Go ask Alice, I think she'll know. Beneath this phrase is "CALL US IN THE MORNING!". In larger white lettering outlined in black. Underneath this wording appears wording in text, "Can conditioned for your pleasure! Check the BIEB Date on the bottom of your can!". At the end of all the above wording is a red downward facing arrow outlised in yellow dots. The colors black, white, and gray as they represent background, outlining, shading, and/or transparent areas and are not a part of the mark.