Beer is so close to life that it is closely related to popular culture. It not only expresses the unique flavor of a city in terms of taste, but also tells you their brewing story through the design of the wine label. There are only lines on the bright yellow color block. If you look closely, you can see that it more or less combines modern Chinese elements. This wine was created to commemorate the 20th anniversary of Lumpen magazine and was only brewed once. Half Acre creates individual labels for each of its home-brewed beers. Moobrew Brewery is located in the Mona Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) complex in Tasmania, Australia, so the design of its wine label has a touch of contemporary art. Moobrew used a painting by Australian artist John Kelly as the wine label. A kangaroo looks at the sun in the distance, which is quite lonely. At first glance, you may think that Brùton di Brùton is more like the design of a wine label. Then seeing that it is produced in Italy, you may think that it is a joke by Italian wine merchants to put wine into beer bottles. In fact, underneath that funky exterior is a Belgian-style beer produced locally in Lucca, Italy. The wine label depicts the natural scenery of California, and Sierra Nevada itself means the Sierra Nevada Mountains, which is founder Ken Grossman’s favorite hiking place. Hornstull is a revitalized old neighborhood in Stockholm that has faded away and turned into a gathering place for trendy restaurants. It depicts a rat with a knife but a band-aid on it, which expresses the rebirth of the old community. Baird Bewery's beer labels are all in the style of prints, and the meticulous carving of the prints is reminiscent of the rigor and sophistication of hand-brewed beer. Baird is not an entirely Japanese brand; its beers are a blend of American and Japanese styles. Great Leap Beer is quite famous in Beijing’s home-brew beer circles. Its label is not based on ancient Chinese culture, but reflects the style of propaganda posters of modern China’s working class and peasant class. It looks exciting. Dayue Beer was founded by foreigners in Beijing and integrates Chinese and Western beer brewing. ?