The mark consists of The mark and drawing consists of the word GRANOGUE in Future font and all capital letters placed above a sketch of a stone-masonry tower, with each end of that word angling downward, resulting in an arched horizontal line above the top of the tower. There are three lines circling the top of the tower, and underneath those lines are 3 large arch-shaped, glass windows. The bottom portion of each of these windows has three identical, vertical rows, with each row composed of 4 squares of glass. The top portion of these 3 windows contains the arch and is composed of 4 squares of similarly-sized glass arched over a half-moon shaped piece of glass; and sitting immediately above the 4-square glass arch is an arch of bricks. Underneath the large glass window on the left-side of the top of the tower is a rectangular window placed vertically. At the bottom of the tower are two parallel lines whose ends arch downward, mimicking the top of a globe, except the top line of those 2 parallel lines is nonexistent underneath the tower-only the bottom line runs across the bottom of the tower. Additionally, at the bottom of the tower, in the middle, is a door; to the right of which, slightly raised off the bottom, sits a rectangular window placed vertically. Directly underneath the tower is the top of the rack of a deer head, with the deer's head looking left. On the left side of the deer head is the word FINE in Bodoni MT font, italicized and in all caps, and underneath that word are two coffee beans with leaves. On the right side of the deer head is the word COFFEES in Bodoni MT font, italicized and in all caps, and underneath that word are two coffee beans with leaves. There are 2 parallel lines serving as a perimeter of the mark and drawing. The upper-left hand corner and the upper-right hand corner of this 2-line perimeter are squared at 90 degree angles; and both of the bottom corners of this 2-line perimeter are rounded inward, turning inward toward the neck of the deer head and finishing in a v-shape at the bottom of the deer's neck.