The mark consists of the body and neck of a woman in an old-style dress with a bow, wearing a necklace with circular charms and holding a cloth in front of her with her left hand. She is pulling the dress with her right hand. The woman has an apple where her head would be and the apple is disproportionately large. The woman and the apple are all in brown and white. At roughly the center of the image is an image of a logo that is faded and can be seen through. That logo is a circle with capital "D"s facing forwards and backwards as mirror images of one another all in transparent white. Between the two "D"s is a line with ornamental designs at the top and bottom in transparent white. On the inner ring of the circle "TWIN CITY" in transparent white appears at the bottom from the left to right and at the top it appears backwards in transparent white as a mirror image of the "TWIN CITY" wording at the bottom of the circle. There is another circle in transparent white surrounding that inner circle that is slightly thicker. Outside of the circles at each cardinal direction is an ornamental design in transparent white. Written around the outer circle is "DAMPFWERK DISTILLING MINNESOTA" with a dot at both ends of "Minnesota", all in transparent white showing a break in words. Above "DAMPFWERK DISTILLING" is the wording "GERMAN STYLE SPIRITS" in transparent white and below the word "MINNESOTA" is the word "EDELBRANNTWEINE" in transparent white. Below the woman in the dress is the word "DAMPFWERK" written in black and below that is the phrase "APPLE BRANDY" in black. The background is a rectangle in mottled grey and white.