The mark consists of a rectangular logo with the large number "1977" at the center appearing in black against a white background; the words "NAPA VALLEY", smaller in size than "1977", appear near the bottom of the rectangular logo in white lettering against a black background that has the appearance of a body of water below waves; and the words "CRYSTAL GEYSER" appear near the top, smaller in size than other the words, in black lettering against a white background. Horizontal lines appear on both sides of the words "CRYSTAL GEYSER" that extend from the edge of the rectangular logo to the words. Below the large "1977" are unstructured arched black and white horizontal lines having the general appearance of waves over a body of water in black. The top black curved line of the wave design begins at the left of the rectangular logo and separates into two lines as it nears the right side of the design. Below the black line is a white line, of consistent width, that replicates the curve of the lower half of the black line. Underneath the white line is a black area that extends to the bottom of the rectangular logo; the top of the black follows the curve of the white line and extends from left to ride side. Within this black portion appear the words "NAPA VALLEY". In that color is not claimed, black and white merely represent contrasting colors.