The mark consists of a three-dimensional configuration of a wine jug in the colors gray, black, and brass. An upper portion of the jug comprises an opening and a neck, the opening being wider than the neck, the neck having a first band positioned at its bottom. The base portion of the jug slopes down from the first band of the neck to a cylindrical body, the cylindrical body having a second band at the top and third band at the bottom. An arching, rounded handle having a rectangular top is attached to the neck and to the sloping base portion of the jug. The entire jug comprises a background of elliptical and linear indentations. The jug is made up of clay and ceramic components and is painted. The cylindrical body of the jug comprises depictions. Each depiction is carved out and three-dimensional. Each depiction portrays objects used in Georgian wine making in the colors gray, black, and brass. The cylindrical body of the jug portrays a wine barrel at the top, a wine jug below and to the left of the wine barrel, a bowl having a top band with a semicircular pattern, where bowl is positioned below the wine barrel, a horn and grapes to the right of the wine barrel, and a grape-treading vat below the horn and grapes in the colors gray, black, and brass. The white background in the depiction represents a transparent area and is not part of the mark. The broken lines depicting the handle, the opening, the outlines of the upper portion, the cylindrical body, and the base portion of the jug indicate placement of the mark on the goods and are not part of the mark.