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While micro-beers are a popular trend nowadays, it's hard to beat out the power houses of the industry - macro beers. A macro beer is a beer that produces over six million barrels a year. You have likely had your fair share and paused your bathroom break to catch their commercials. But how well can you identify their logos from a partial image? Here is a list of beers produced by macro-brewers. Take this quiz to find out how much you really know about your brew!
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Busch Light
Each can of Busch Light is only 4.1 percent alcohol by volume and around 95 calories per 12 fl. oz. This is achieved because the brewing process for the beer is longer. This helps to produce fewer calories and a beer with a lighter body.
Wild Goose
Tiger Beer
Coors
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Bud Light
With only 4.2 percent alcohol by volume, Bud Light is brewed under the Budweiser name. It is marketed as the world's favorite light beer and has 0 percent fat and 110 calories per 12 fl. oz. There are a few varieties available, including Bud Light Lime, Bud Light Platinum, and Bud Light Chelada.
Hales Ales
Lucky Lager
Miller Lite
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Stampede Light
Shock Top
Billy Beer
Miller Lite
Miller Lite first hit the market under the name 'Gablinger's Diet Beer' in 1967. It was developed by Joseph L. Owades, a biochemist. From 1972, it simply became known as Lite and was introduced to America in 1975 with an aggressive marketing campaign. It has remained a favorite of many and in 2016, won a Gold Award in the World Beer Cup.
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Natural Light
The first reduced-calorie beer offered by brewer Anheuser-Busch, Natural Light entered the American market in 1977. It remains one of the biggest selling light beers in the United States and in 2011, became the first beer in space! 12 fl. oz. of Natural Light comes in at 4.2 percent alcohol per volume and 126 calories.
Rheingold Beer
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Olde English 800
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Budweiser
One of the most popular beers in the United States, Budweiser was first brewed by Carl Conrad & Co. in Missouri in 1876. It is available as a draft beer, in bottles or cans. The bottled variety has changed very little over the past century. Budweiser has an alcohol by volume rating of 5 percent and each serving of 12 fl. oz is around 145 calories. It is marketed as the 'King of Beers.'
Coors
Busch
Miller
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Grolsch
Foster's
Coors Keystone Amber Light
Brewed by Molson Coors Brewing Company, Keystone Amber Light first hit the beer market in California in 1994. This light beer has a very low alcohol per volume rating of 3.5 percent and only 110 calories per 12 fl. oz.
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Pabst Blue Ribbon
The Pabst Brewing Company has a long history in the United States. It was first established in 1844 in Milwaukee. Legend has it that the beer was named the best in the country at the World's Columbian Exposition in 1893 in Chicago. Whether this is true or not is up for debate. However, this led to the blue ribbon aspect of the name, which turned out to be a stroke of marketing genius as soon, patrons in bars around the country were simply asking for the beer with the blue ribbon.
Heineken
Warsteiner USA
Kingfisher
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Maple Bacon Coffee Porter
Coors Light
First released in 1978, Coors Light has a few unique aspects. For starters, the beer is lagered at below freezing. This is said to help give it its crisp, light flavor. Secondly, it is cold filtered which ensures a bright look. Finally, it is packaged while cold to help maintain freshness. As with most American light beers, Coors Light is rated at 4.2 percent alcohol by volume.
BeerBera Riserva
St. Ides
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Natural Ice
This sweet beer by Anheuser-Busch is brewed using hops both from the United States and imported from overseas, as well as a combination of corn and malt. This gives the beer a fairly sweet profile. It is also brewed below freezing, which helps ice crystals to form, leading to a smooth finished product with a rich, sweet taste.
Revolver
Saint Archer
Coors Light
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Skol
Bud Light Platinum Lager
Although it has 'light' in its name, Bud Light Platinum comes in at a whopping 6.0 percent alcohol by volume - more than a regular Budweiser! This beer comes in striking cobalt blue packaging. One 12 fl. oz bottle contains 137 calories.
Castle Lager
Becks
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Peroni
The Peroni brewing company was founded in Italy in 1846. Their most famous beer, Nastro Azzurro, was first brewed in the 1960s and is now available in 70 countries around the world. And what does Nastro Azzurro mean? It is the Italian phrase for 'blue ribbon.' One bottle or can of this popular beer comes in at 5.1 percent alcohol by volume and around 160 calories.
Black Label
Mamouche
Tempus
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
King Snedley's Beer
Sorachi Ace
St. Bernardus Prior 8
Miller High Life
Called 'The Champagne of Beers,' Miller High Life was first brewed in 1903. This pale ale is 4.6 percent alcohol by volume and roughly around 138 calories per 12 fl. oz. It is brewed using Gelena hops, which originate in Germany, as well as malted barley.
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Red Stripe Beer
Stella Artois
Colorado Native Lager
Coors Banquet
Part of the extensive Coors stable of beers, Banquet gets its name from its popularity with miners in the late 1800s. Legend has it that after a long day underground, the miner's would want an ice cold beer when they sat down to eat their evening meals (or banquets). And so the name was born. This beer is only brewed in one place - Golden, Colorado.
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Aguila
Barmen
Colorado Native
Coors Keystone Premium
Coors Keystone Premium is a light- to medium-bodied beer, light gold in color, with a crisp, fresh taste. It is available in cans, bottles and kegs and has an alcohol by volume rating of 4.3 percent. Each 12 fl. oz serving has 108 calories, which is similar to many light beers.
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Budweiser
Vliet Pilsner
Saison de Foam 2.0
Michelob Ultra
Brewed by Anheuser-Busch breweries, Michelob Ultra is a light beer containing fewer carbs than its competitors. It was introduced in 2002, a time when the Atkins diet was in vogue and people were looking to ingest fewer carbs when they drank beer. Its original tag line was 'Lose the carbs. Not the taste.'
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Tiger Beer
Leinenkugels Honey Weiss
A Weiss (white) beer, Leinenkugels Honey Weiss is brewed using honey from Wisconsin. The brewery that makes this beer was founded in 1867. The brewers suggest that Honey Weiss be served with a lemon wedge. This adds a citrus aroma that pairs perfectly with the sweet taste of the beer, which has an alcohol by volume rating of 4.9 percent.
Bintang Beer
Sol
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Vliet Pilsner
Busch
Created by Anheuser-Busch breweries, Busch is brewed using a range of blended hops, barley malt, and clean, crisp water. This results in a beer which not only has a great taste, but a smooth finish. Busch comes in at around 4.3 percent alcohol by volume and 114 calories for each 12 fl. oz serving.
Fuzzy
Castle Lager
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Cristal
Coors Non-Alcoholic
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Old Milwaukee
Brewed by the Pabst Brewing Company, Old Milwaukee is created using a range of hops and blended malt. This produces a well-balanced, creamy beer where the malt shines through, along with a hint of corn and, of course, hops. Over the course of the last 20 years, Old Milwaukee has won no less than six awards.
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Alaskan Stout
A product of the Alaskan Brewing Company, this beer is an oatmeal stout with a unique taste. This includes hints of chocolate, caramel, and coffee, thanks to the blend of malt and oats used during the brewing process. Each 12 fl. oz serving has a relatively high alcohol by volume percentage of 5.7.
Ching Ching
Carling
Budweiser
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Singha
Alaskan Amber
Brewed using two hop varieties, one from Europe and the other American, Alaskan Amber is an alt-style ale. Alt is a German word meaning old. This is a very balanced, smooth beer which is achieved through a long fermentation process. Alaskan Amber has an alcohol by volume rating of 5.3 percent.
Kirin
Erdinger
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Blue Moon
Blue Moon craft beers come in a range of options. This includes a Belgian White, a White IPA and a Cinnamon Horchata Ale as their regular beers, and Mango Wheat and Harvest Pumpkin Wheat as seasonal releases. All beers are brewed by MillerCoors under the Blue Moon label.
Sam Adams Beer
Mickey's
Mythos
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Keystone
Hamm's
Coors Non-Alcoholic
Bud Lite Lime
With only 4.2 percent alcohol by volume, Bud Light Lime is brewed under the Budweiser name. It is the same as Bud Light, but with a dash of lime thrown in to change the flavor profile. Bud Light Lime has 0 percent fat, 8g of carbs and 116 calories per 12 fl. oz.
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Samuel Adams Boston Lager
This beer was introduced in 1984, brewed by Jim Koch using a recipe from his great-great grandfather. Thirty years later, this craft beer remains a favorite, thanks to its full bodied taste obtained by using two hops and two malt varieties. Boston Lager has an alcohol by volume rating of 5 percent and a rather high 175 calories per serving.
Leffe Blond
Asahi Beer
Kronenbourg 1664
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Tooheys
Miller
Icehouse
Blatz
A product of the Pabst Brewing Company, Blatz was originally brewed in 1851 by Valentine Blatz who owned a brewery in Milwaukee. The beer is brewed with the best barley in the country and using traditional German brewing techniques. Blatz beer has an alcohol by volume rating of 4.9 percent.
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
San Miguel Pale Pilsen
Milwaukee's Best Premium
Milwaukee's Best is a pale lager with an alcohol by volume rating of 4.8 percent. It is brewed using a selection of pale malts, yeast and cereal grains. And what is the tagline associated with this beer? 'Brewed for freshness and classic taste.'
Molson
Miller Fortune
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Irish Red
Schlitz
Schiltz was first brewed in 1849 by a German immigrant, August Krug. In 1850, he hired Joseph Schiltz to help him with his brewery's bookkeeping. And the rest, as they say, is history. Schiltz is brewed using three different hop varieties which deliver a light and crisp beer, with just a little sweetness.
Icehouse
Magnum
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Beer Chang
Mickey's
O'Doul's Amber NA
This low alcohol beer, with an alcohol by volume rating of 0.5 percent, is brewed by the Anheuser-Busch Brewing Company. It has a sweet, rich taste with a hint of hops. It is brewed as any normal beer. The alcohol is removed after the brewing process, using low-pressure distillation carried out at low temperatures.
Stampede Light
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Abita Turbodog
A product of the Abita Brewing Company, Turbodog is a dark brown ale. It is brewed using Willamette hops and malts with a caramel and chocolate background. This not only gives it a deep, dark brown color but an excellent body and a rich flavor with a hint of chocolate and toffee. Turbodog is a great accompaniment to hearty, meat-based dishes and can even be used in marinades.
Leffe Blond
Red Stripe
Tooheys
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Miller 64
Old Vienna
Michelob Lager
A lager brewed in a European style, Michelob Lager offers a crisp, balanced taste. It is created from only the best European hop varieties and two-row malts. Finally, it is fermented and aged to achieve its unique flavor. It has an alcohol by volume rating of 5.0 percent.
Red Dog
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Schmidt's
An easy drinking lager, Schmidt's is a traditional lager with a taste that is crisp, refreshing and full bodied. It is officially known as the 'Official Beer of the American Sportsman' and was first brewed by Jacob Schmidt in 1884.
Yellow Belly
Harvest Ale
Speedway Stout
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Coors Keystone Ice
This American adjunct lager has a fairly high alcohol per volume rating - 5.9 percent. With a light golden color, Keystone Ice offers a crisp taste with a medium body. The beer itself is mass produced and available in any form you could want, including bottles, cans or kegs.
Billy Beer
Hale's Ales
Red Oak
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Kingfisher
Victoria Bitter
Colt 45
Hamm's
Hamm's has a long history. In fact, this pale lager-style beer was first brewed in 1865. It is a beer with a slight aroma of hops, as well as a crisp, fresh taste. Hamm's is the kind of beer you want to drink after a hot day in the sun.
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Colorado Native Lager
Stag
A product of the Pabst Brewing Company, this is a midwestern beer first brewed in the 1800s but not under the Stag name. In fact, its predecessor was a beer named 'Kaiser,' which paid homage to the German influence on American brewing. In 2001, Stag won a gold medal at the Great American Beer Festival.
National Bohemian
Game Day Beer
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Anchor Brewery Liberty Ale
Anchor Liberty Ale was first brewed in 1975 using Cascade hops and two-row pile malt. This produces a distinctive hop flavor and aroma, thanks to traditional brewing methods that are centuries old. The beer itself was introduced as a way of celebrating the bicentennial of Paul Revere’s historic ride.
KBS Stout
Darkness
Double Negative
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Stella Artois
This classic Belgium lager was originally brewed by the Artois Brewery as a gift to the people of the town of Leuven just in time for Christmas in 1926. At 5.2 percent alcohol per volume, it is stronger than other lagers (which usually come in at about 5.0 percent.). Stella means star, another reference to its Christmas launch all those years ago.
Laser
Milk Stout Nitro
Schaefer Beer
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Dire Wolf
Cadillac Mountain
Super Bock
Alaskan Pale
This beer is a blond ale brewed by the Alaskan Brewing Company. It offers a refreshing, slightly bitter taste with a hint of hops and grains. And true to its style, the beer is very pale in color with a high-calorie count (152) and 5.2 percent alcohol by volume for every 12 fl. oz.
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Sharp's
A British brewery found in 1994, Sharp's offer a range of different beer options. These include IPA (Wolf Rock Red), pale ale (Atlantic), amber ale (Doom Bar), English ale (Original), cider (Orchard), and even a light ale (Crafter). The brewery is situated in Cornwall.
Stella Artois
Schaefer Beer
Stroh's
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Yuengling
Established in 1829, D. G. Yuengling & Son is America's oldest brewery. The brewery currently produces 11 different beer types, including an IPA, a porter, a light beer and a bock. The brewery has been in exactly the same location, in Pottsville, PA, since 1831.
Carlsberg
Bitburger
Tuborg
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Dos Equis Lager
Produced by the Cervecería Cuauhtémoc Moctezuma in Mexico, Dos Equis Lager is a beer brewed in a pilsner style. It has a vibrant color, thanks to the fact that it is brewed with not only the best hops but pure, clear spring water. It has a crisp, clear finish and is a very well-balanced beer with an alcohol by volume rating of 4.2 percent.
Hinano Tahiti
Blanche
Natural Light
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Lucky Lager
Lord Chesterfield Ale
Vermonster
Guinness
Guinness is a popular Irish dry stout. It was first brewed by Arthur Guinness in 1752 with a small inheritance and a lot of luck!
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Miller Genuine Draft
An American adjunct ale, Miller Genuine Draft targets those who want a smooth, easy-drinking beer. During its creation, the beer is cold filtered four times. At no point will it be heat pasteurized during the process. Miller Genuine Draught has an alcohol by volume rating of 4.7 percent.
Skol
Beck's
Steinlager
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Sierra Nevada Pale Ale
This pale ale is a firm favorite as a craft beer in the United States. It is the number one selling craft beer in the country. It was first brewed over three decades ago, when craft beers were in their infancy. It is made using Cascade hops, grown in America since the 1960s. Sierra Nevada Pale Ale beer has an alcohol by volume rating of 5.6 percent.
Carib
Guinness
Steinlager
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Molson Canadian
Lion Lager
Modelo Especial
Produced by the Grupo Modelo brewery in Mexico, Especial is another pilsner type beer with an alcohol per volume rating of 4.4 percent and a calorie count of 145 per 12 fl. oz. There is a lot going on with this beer, including aromas of orange blossom honey and various herbs. The taste remains crispy, light and refreshing.
Kingfisher
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Corona
Amstel Light
Tsingtao
This pale lager is produced in China at a brewery of the same name, which originated in 1903. All beers produced here are done so with traditional German brewing techniques, using crystal clear spring water from Laoshan and locally-produced hops.The hops produced here are of such quality, many European breweries import them. Tsingtao beer has an alcohol by volume rating of 4.8 percent.
Efes Pilsen
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Beck's
Produced in Germany, this lager is fairly popular around the world. When opening it, you will immediately notice a very hoppy aroma and a full-bodied hops taste. It is brewed according to the 'Reinheitsgebot,' German purity laws dating back to 1516. Beck's was first kegged in 1873.
Quilmes
Carling
Fosters
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
King Snedley's Beer
Hale's Ales
Rogue Ales
Corona
Brewed by Cervecería Modelo in Mexico, Corona is a popular beer worldwide and sold in over 150 countries. You should never drink it without a wedge of lime. No one is really sure of the reason for this. Corona was first brewed in 1925 but only exported to the United States for the first time in 1979.
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Hefeweissbier
Foster's
Originating in Australia, Foster's Lager was first brewed in 1889. It is extremely popular around the world, particularly in the United Kingdom where it is the second largest selling brand. Fosters offers a crisp, refreshing, clean taste and comes in at 5.0 percent alcohol by volume.
Nastro Azzuro
Hefeweizen
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Smith and Forge
Zimia
Tyskie
Old Style
As with many American beers, it all started with a German. Gottlieb Heileman came to the United States in 1848. By 1872, he was a partner in a brewery, eventually taking it over. By 1902, Old Style beer had hit the market, although it was originally known as Golden Leaf Lager.
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Which beer does this image correspond to?
Stroh's
The Stroh family started brewing beer in Germany around 1775, before emigrating to the United States in 1849 and establishing the Lion's Head Brewery. Today there are two Stroh beers - an American Lager and a Bohemian-style Pilsner. They both are easily recognized for their distinct Lion emblem and of course, great taste.
Milwaukee's Best
Stampede Light
Wild Goose
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Newcastle Brown Ale
Stella Artois
Anchor Old Foghorn
Old Foghorn has been brewed by the Anchor Brewing Company in San Francisco since 1975. Anchor uses a unique English barleywine brewing method. Be warned, however, Old Foghorn has a serious kick, with an alcohol per volume ratio of 8 percent to 10 percent.
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