Beer Logos Quiz

1. Four Asian beer labels are reduced to their central creatures. Which brand should be selected when the surviving emblem depicts an actual tiger?

2. A pub sign retains a historical male portrait but removes the beer name. The portrait represents an American revolutionary and brewer. Which brand fits the clue?

3. A German beer label is modified so that the name disappears, but a key emblem derived from the coat of arms of Bremen remains. Which brand should you identify?

4. A wordmark comparison focuses on a flowing green script with a small hop-leaf motif integrated around the lettering. Which Danish brand is being described?

5. On a monochrome sponsor board, one beer name is enclosed by an award-ribbon motif normally shown in blue. Which brand does the symbol represent?

6. An Italian lager design keeps an elegant blue-ribbon element but conceals its name. The original product name includes the words “Nastro Azzurro,” meaning “blue ribbon.” Which brand is it?

7. A packaging mock-up removes all lettering but preserves a wide, red-and-white bowtie silhouette. Which brand's modern identity is being imitated?

8. A modified light-beer package shows stylized Rocky Mountain peaks above an erased slanted script wordmark associated with a Colorado brewery. Which brand was removed?

9. Only a gold crown remains above the missing wordmark on a modified pale lager label. Which brand is most directly associated with that crown-and-name composition?

10. An ornate Belgian beer emblem is simplified, but its brewing horn and the date 1366 remain visible within the cartouche. Which brand do these heritage cues indicate?

11. A Mexican lager label has its wording covered, leaving two heraldic lions flanking a round central crest. Which brand is most strongly identified by that arrangement?

12. A blurred bottle label still shows two large red X characters side by side. Which beer brand do they identify?

13. A Japanese beer label loses its lettering but keeps one large gold five-point star as the dominant central emblem. Which brand is it?

14. A designer removes every word from a dark stout label, leaving only the famous golden harp. Which brand should viewers still recognize?

15. A shelf card has been altered so that only a bold red diagonal band crossing a white field remains. Which brand is the intended visual reference?

16. A modified tap badge hides the brand name but retains a red five-point star above a green wordmark area. Which brand is being referenced?