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About This Quiz
Beer!Â
Nothing quite quenches the thirst on a hot summer day like an ice-cold beer. As that amber liquid hits your mouth and rolls down your throat, it not only refreshes but helps to take the sting out of that fierce summer sun.Â
And we are sure that you would agree that your favorite beer tastes even better when you are on an awesome vacation!
Beer has been around forever! In fact, historians have dated beer production back to over 5,000 years ago thanks to a jug found on an archeological dig in Iran. Over the centuries, beer has been produced all over the world, and to this day, many breweries in countries around the world continue the age-honored tradition of brewing.
And you would not believe where beer is made - Africa, Central Asia, the Far East, South America, North America, Europe. You name the continent and beer is made there, even in countries where alcohol is banned.
But would you be able to tell which country one of these world beers comes from by just looking at a can? Maybe you have had a few of them, but some are going to get you to use that gray matter!
Good Luck and cheers!
By Ekem from Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
Russia
Morocco
The Casablanca is a Moroccan lager beer that is produced locally in the bustling port of Casablanca. Beer isn't a huge thing there, as production of it wasn't introduced (by the French) until the 20th century.
United States
Canada
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By Britfan97 via Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
Japan
South Africa
Castle Lager is a pale lager that hails from South Africa. It is considered the country's national beer, as it's the only one consistently distributed throughout the country. In 2000, the lager earned the title of "World's Best Bottled Lager" at the International Brewing Industry Awards.
Europe
Antarctica
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By Bernt Rostad from Oslo, Norway via Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
Norway
Also known as Julebryg, Juleøl is a popular beer in Denmark around Christmas and the holidays.
Mexico
China
India
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By Jakob Owens jakobowens1 via Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
Ireland
Greenland
Poland
Jamaica
In 2012, Diego - then manufacturer of Red Stripe - moved production headquarters for the beer from Kingston (Jamaica) all the way up to Pennsylvania. A move consumers were unhappy about, accusing the company of misleading advertising since the beer was no longer brewed in its home country. When Heineken took over and bought the brand, they made the decision to return production to where Red Stripe truly belongs, Jamaica, From there, the brand has continued to be exported to the United States and other in-demand countries.
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By Original photographer and uploader was Geographer at en.wikipedia via Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
Portugal
Thailand
Argentina
Cerveza Quilmes is a 100% natural Argentinian beer that is made by the Quilmes brewery, founded in 1888 by a German immigrant. The original brewery took off in Buenos Aires and had become the area's most popular beer by the 1920s.
Romania
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By Miguel Andrade from Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
Rwanda
Greece
Australia
Victoria Bitter and XXXX (Fourex) are two brands currently dominating Australia's commercial beer market, but for the past 20 years, Victoria Bitter has reliably come in on top time and time again. This beer is considered more of a lager than a bitter, even though it's called Victoria Bitter.
United Kingdom
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By Jessicagosling from Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
India
The beer brand Kingfisher has largely dominated Indian beer markets, but times are changing as new generations reach drinking age. In Bira, Indian Millennials went looking for something new, and they found it in the beer brand Bira91 (now owned by Heineken). As new and foreign beers gain ground in India, Kingfisher loses more and more of its majority market share, dropping nearly 5% over just 4 years.
Argentina
United States
Madagascar
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By Ryan McFarland from Petersburg, AK via Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
Cambodia
Angkor Brewery was originally established by the Cambodian government in the early 1960s, but was only operational until the early 1970s when civil war broke out and halted production. The beverage company conglomerate Carlsberg bought the brewery in 1991 and restarted production a year later.
Japan
Russia
United States
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By Bernard Gagnon from Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
Madagascar
A product of Madagascar, Three Horses Beer was first introduced in 1958 by Star Breweries. Commonly know as 'THB', this pale lager is exported to a few countries near to Madagascar as well as to France. It has an alcohol by volume rating of 5.4%.
USA
Canada
United Kingdom
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By Steve Parker (originally posted to Flickr as Asahi Beer) via Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
Botswana
Japan
Asahi beer, brewed to German traditional standards, was first produced by Osaka breweries in 1899. After World War II, the company changed its name to Ashai and in 1987 introduced Super Dry. This quickly became Japan's No 1 selling beer and for the past 25 years, over a million cases have been sold each year.
South Africa
Nigeria
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By Ludovic Péron from Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
Chile
Argentina
Belgium
Brewed in Belgium, Chimay comes in four varieties - Red, Blue, Triple and Doree. The brewery itself was founded in 1862 by monks.
Colombia
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By Raphael Markert from Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
Gabon
Madagascar
Netherlands
Heineken was first produced in the Netherlands in the 1860s. Today, it is one of the most popular beers in the world and is available in over 70 countries. Although it's not gluten-free, it is considered acceptable for vegans.
Japan
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AFP news agency via youtube
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
Brazil
United Kingdom
Angola
Pakistan
Incredibly, Muree Beer was first produced in the 1860s. It is now the only beer available in Pakistan and found at restaurants and hotels. It is also brewed under license in the Czech Republic.
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By LeeKeoma from Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
Poland
Brewed using the finest natural ingredients, including mountain spring water, Zywiec is a pilsner produced in Poland. It has a 5.6% alcohol by volume rating. The Zywiec brewery was founded in 1856.
Pakistan
Yemen
Chad
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ישעיהו שוורץ via Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
Bolivia
Israel
This dark lager is brewed in Israel and was first introduced in 1950. It has a 4.9% alcohol by volume rating. It is the top-selling beer in the country.
Palestine
United States
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By Alex Liivet from Chester, United Kingdom via Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
Mexico
Egypt
Scotland
Tennent's is a Scottish institution and produced by the oldest brewery in Scotland, Wellpark, which originated in 1556. The beer itself was first brewed by Hugh Tennent in 1885. Tennent's outsells any other beer in Scotland by 5 to 1.
Pakistan
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By Hawyih from Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
Iceland
Greenland
Ireland
Denmark
A product of Denmark, Carlsberg is the flagship of the Carlsberg Brewery which was first established in 1847. This pilsner was first brewed in 1904 by Carl Jacobsen.
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By Tommi Nummelin Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
South Korean
The No. 1 beer in South Korea for over 20 years, Hite has captured over 50% of the local beer market. This pale lager has a 4.3% alcohol by volume
Turkey
France
Germany
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By nakhon100 (Singha Beer) via Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
Wales
Thailand
Produced by Boon Rawd brewery in Thailand, Singha is a pale lager with a 5% alcohol by volume rating. The beer is named after a powerful mythical lion from Thai folklore.
Ireland
Scotland
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Coors Light via youtube
Where in the world is the beer's home (country)?
France
United States
First introduced in 1978, Coors Light is a pale lager with a 4.2% alcohol by volume rating. It also is lower in calories than regular Coors, coming in at 126 calories per serving.
Belgium
Spain
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By Thomas Quine (Ursus beer) via Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
United States
South Africa
Romania
Brewed by Ursus brewery in Romania, Ursus a is pale larger. Called the "King of Beers," a serving of Ursus is 5% alcohol by volume and 150 calories.
Canada
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By Crisco 1492 from Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
Spain
Mexico
Peru
Indonesia
Produced by PT Multi Bintang in Indonesia, Bintang is pale lager with a 4.7% alcohol by volume rating. It is styled on Heineken both in taste and packaging.
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By Kjetil2006 from Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
Mexico
This authentic Mexican beer in a pilsner style was first brewed in 1925. It was introduced into the United States in the 1990s and now sells over 50 million cases per annum, making it the second most drank imported beer.
England
Wales
Ireland
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By Asia Pacific Breweries Limited from Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
Singapore
A beer of Singapore, Tiger was first brewed in 1932. This pale larger is brewed by Singapore Breweries and has a 5% alcohol by volume rating.
United States
Canada
England
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By Miguel Andrade from Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
Australia
South Africa
New Zealand
Turkey
One of the most popular beers in Turkey, Efes is a pilsner-style beer and marketed as the "number one Mediterranean beer in the world."
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By Erik Cleves Kristensen via Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
Poland
Germany
Venezuela
Brewed by the CervecerÃa Polar Brewery in Venezuela, Cereza Polar is styled on an American larger flavor profile. It has a 5% alcohol by volume rating.
France
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By Kengee8 from Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
Denmark
Iceland
Sweden
Kenya
A product of East Africa Breweries, Tusker was first brewed as far back as 1922. This pale lager has a 4.2% alcohol by volume rating and is even sold in the United Kingdom in stores such as Sainsbury's.
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By Luca Senigallia from Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
Italy
Now a brand of Heineken, Birra Moretti was first produced in Italy. The original beer dates back to 1859 and is still produced today. It is a pale larger with a 4.6% alcohol by volume rating.
Canada
United States
England
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By Bjarki SigBy Bjarki Sigursveinsson from Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
Bolivia
Iceland
Viking, an Icelandic beer, is the most popular in the country, with over a third of the market share. This golden lager has a 5.6% alcohol by volume rating.
Brazil
Chile
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By KusiD from Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
France
Belgium
Thailand
Produced by Thai Bev Breweries, Chang (the Thai word for elephant) is a pale lager with a 5% alcohol by volume rating and 150 calories per serving. Interestingly, rice forms part of the brewing process.
Spain
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By Patronanejo from Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is the beer's home (country)?
Antartica
Canada
United States
Philippines
First brewed in 1890, San Miguel is a product of the Phillipines but is also brewed in Spain (from 1953) and has become popular around the world. It has an alcohol by volume rating of 5%.
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By Gordito1869 from Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
Vietnam
Cambodia
Belgium
First produced in 1966, Jupiler is a Belgium beer and the biggest selling brand in the country. This pale lager has an alcohol by volume rating of 5.2%.
Laos
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By 陳炬燵 from Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
China
The Harbin Brewery opened in China in 1900. Today, Harbin beer is exported around the world. Made with a range of ingredients from Europe and China, this pale larger has a 4.8% alcohol by volume rating.
Zimbabwe
Namibia
Zambia
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By The original uploader was FRED at French Wikipedia via Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
New Zealand
Hawaii
Australia
Tahiti
The national beer of Tahiti, Hinano was first brewed in 1955 and is now exported around the world. This lager has a 5% alcohol by volume rating. Interestingly, the label for the beer was designed by artist, Pierre Heyman.
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HopZine via youtube
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
England
Brazil
Although the Companhia Cervejaria Brahma started making beer in 1888, Brama beer, a pale lager with an alcohol by volume rating of 4.3% was launched globally in 2004. It is based on Brama Chopp, a very popular Brazillian beer.
Scotland
Wales
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By Sansvase from Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
Mexico
Colombia
Norway
Rignes Brewery in Norway was established in 1876. This brewery was started by brothers Amund and Ellef Ringnes and remained a family owned operation until 1978 when it merged with another Norwegian company.
Chile
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By User:Serein from Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
Brazil
First brewed in 1952, Skol was seen by Carlsberg as a global beer. It has become particularly popular in Brazil and is now actually recognized as a Brazilian beer and brewed there.
United States
Canada
England
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By daniel juliàlundgren from barcelona, catalonia via Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
Wales
China
Yanjing Beer from China is styled on the American lager flavor profile and was first brewed in 1980.
United States
Scotland
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By Matthew Hurst via Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
United States
One of the most famous American beers, Budweiser was first brewed in 1876. It is available in over 80 countries and interestingly, is brewed using 30% rice as well as barley, malt and hops.
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LabattUSA via youtube
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
Canada
The largest brewing company in Canada, Labatt was founded in 1847. The company, now Belgian-owned, makes a range of products including Labatt 50 and Labatt Blue.
Bolivia
Laos
Argentina
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Antonio Forjaz via youtube
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
Mozambique
The oldest beer brand in Mozambique, Laurentina was first brewed in 1932.
Egypt
Yemen
Sudan
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Jmcstrav at English Wikipedia via Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
Wales
England
Czech Republic
This Czech beer was first brewed in 1842 and is considered to be the original pilsner pale lager. It is brewed using Saaz hops and to strict brewing standards.
Ireland
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By Ekem from Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
Palestine
Antarctic
Antartica
Costa Rica
Brewed in Costa Rica, Imperial is the most popular beer in the country and was first made in 1924. It is known by locals as "Aguila," which means eagle. This is due to the logo which shows an imperial eagle from European heraldry.
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By Prince Roy via Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
Ireland
Wales
England
Laos
A product of Laos, Beerlao includes a range of different beers including Beerlao Original and Beerlao Gold. Beerlao is popular in Thailand and also exported around the world.
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By Yoshi Canopus from Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
Angola
China
First brewed in 1993, Snow is a popular Chinese beer. Over 100 million hectolitres are brewed each year.
Wales
South Africa
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By oneVillage Initiative via Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
Nigeria
Star was first brewed in 1949, making it the first domestic beer ever produced in the country. It remains popular today and is brewed using cold filtered techniques.
United States
Canada
Mexico
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By cyclonebill from Copenhagen, Denmark via Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
Botswana
Angola
Italy
First brewed in the mid-1800s, Peroni is a popular beer not only in Italy but worldwide as well. The current beer, Peroni Nastro Azzurro, was first brewed in 1963.
South Africa
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Bud Light Via Youtube
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
United States
Introduced in 1982 by the Anheuser-Busch brewery, Bud Light is the lighter alternative to Budweiser and has a 4.2% alcohol by volume rating. It is brewed using a blend of both imported and American-grown hops. It is said to be the most popular light beer in the world.
France
Spain
Belgium
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Moa Manufacturing Industry in Ethiopia via youtube
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
Ethiopia
A product of Ethiopia, a serving of St. George is around 135 calories with a 4.5% alcohol by volume rating. It is named after the patron saint of the country and brewed by BGI Ethiopia PLC.
United States
Brazil
Colombia
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By Bertrouf from Wikimedia Commons
Where in the world is this beer's home (country)?
Spain
France
Russia
Brewed by the Baltika Brewery in Russia, Baltika 4 is a dark beer was first produced in 1992. It has an alcohol by volume rating of 5.6% with one serving coming in at 168 calories.
China
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By Ekem from Wikimedia Commons / By Miguel Andrade from Wikimedia Commons / By Hawyih from Wikimedia Commons / By Original photographer and uploader was Geographer at en.wikipedia via Wikimedia Commons / By Crisco 1492 from Wikimedia Commons / By Steve Parker via Wikimedia Commons