’Scuse me, while I sue this guy

updated 12:54 p.m. ET Feb. 18, 2009

SEATTLE - The estate of rock guitarist Jimi Hendrix says it has won a trademark infringement lawsuit against a company that promoted Hendrix Electric vodka.

The Experience Hendrix and Authentic Hendrix companies in Seattle say they won a $3.2 million federal court judgment that orders the vodka to be pulled from the market.

The family owned companies filed the lawsuit in 2007 against Seattle businessman Craig Dieffenbach, who packaged the vodka in purple-tinted bottles with Hendrix's face and signature above the label.

Hendrix died in 1970 at age 27.

MORE FROM FOOD INC.

Food Inc. Section Front

$5 footlongs turbocharge Subway Who’s your patty? Not McDonald’s Starbucks sees increase in spending, visits 7-Eleven is getting into the value wine business Pork still thriving despite swine flu scare Maine sours on lemonade with trace of alcohol Gulf oyster fisheries say FDA may kill business Big brewers battle it out in calorie-cutting Suit alleges Anheuser underpaid female exec Iceland says goodbye to the Big Mac Food Inc. Section Front   Add Food Inc. headlines to your news reader: