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Spain - Cruzcampo is a beer with origins in Seville, where it was first produced in 1904. It is mainly consumed in the Andalusia region from where it originates, but is popular throughout Spain.

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Denmark - Tuborg dates back to 1880, when it was first introduced. Named after a Copenhagen inn from the 1690s, it is now a beer that is widely exported to a variety of countries.

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Venezuela - Polar beer began manufacturing in the 1940s. Mainly sold in Venezuela, it is owned by Empresas Polar, who also sell Pepsi for the Venezuelan market.

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Kenya - Tusker belongs to the Diageo group, and is their best-selling beer brand in Africa. Tusker has also been sold in the UK market for over a decade.

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India - Kingfisher is also popular in many other countries besides India. It is especially popular in the UK, where it is one of the best-selling beers in Indian restaurants.

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Cape Verde - Strela is brewed in Cape Verde. The beer is a very new brand, having begun production in 2006. Strela beer is exported to Portugal and Gambia.

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Brazil - Skol is not remotely Brazilian, yet due to some clever marketing campaigns, it managed to overtake Brahma to become the best-selling beer in the country.

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The Netherlands - Heineken is one of the most recognizable and best-selling beers in the world. It is sold in more than 170 countries, with tens of billions of liters produced each year.

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Australia - Despite its name, Victoria Bitter is actually a lager. Though the vast majority of sales in Australia, it is also available in New Zealand, Bali, Indonesia, and the UK.

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Philippines - Red Horse is an extra strong beer, at over 8%. It is the first extra-strong beer in the Philippines, and is distributed to many different countries including Japan, China, and Singapore.

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Belgium - Jupiler was founded in 1966, and accounts for 40% of Belgian beer sales. However, it is not a widely exported beer. The Belgian beer Stella Artois has been exported around the world far more.

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Nigeria - Star Lager was launched in 1949 in Lagos, Nigeria. Advertisements from the 1940s and 1950s encouraged people to buy a beer made in their own country, which clearly paid off.

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Portugal - Sagres is named after a small village in the Algarve, and was established in 1940. It is now exported to many different countries throughout the world.

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Argentina - Founded in 1888, Quilmes has in excess of three quarters of the Argentinian beer market. It is also exported to Central and North America, and Europe.

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South Korea - Cass has been endorsed by Gordon Ramsey, who has even appeared in advertisements for the beer. It is not widely available outside South Korea, but is exported nonetheless.

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Ireland - Famous worldwide, Guinness is synonymous with Ireland, but is also sold in over 120 countries. The brand has become extremely iconic over the years.

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Jamaica - Red Stripe was invented in the USA, sold to British investors, who subsequently took the brand to Jamaica. It still sells very well in both the UK and USA.

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Austria - Steigl was founded in Austria in 1492. In addition to being the most popular beer in Austria, it is also exported abroad, and the brand carries a few different products.

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Colombia - Poker is a beer that is produced in Colombia, and is sold to the domestic market. It is now part of the Anheuser-Busch Group.

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Turkey - Efes is produced by Anadolu Efes Group, and is a huge distributor across Europe and Asia. The company holds a massive 84% share of the domestic market.

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Japan - Asahi Super Dry was first introduced in 1987, and within three decades it had become the best-selling beer in Japan, overtaking Kirin. It is also widely exported.

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Greece - Mythos is quite a young beer, the brand having been established in 1997. It is mainly sold within Greece, but also exported to several other countries around the world.

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Canada - Budweiser is enormously successful. Distributed and sold throughout the entire world, it is a huge brand whose products consistently sell enormous numbers of units worldwide.

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China - You may have never heard of Snow beer, as nearly all of its sales are from its country of origin, China. However, it is the best-selling beer in the world.

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France - Kronenbourg 1664 dates back to 1952. It is mainly produced in Obernai, France, but is also made under license in both Australia and the UK.

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USA - Bud Light is every bit as successful as regular Budweiser, and indeed in the USA as a whole, it is more successful. This vastly popular drink is also sold worldwide.

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Iceland - Established in 1939, Viking has over 30% of the market share domestically, and also produces several different lagers, as well as some seasonal products.

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Singapore - Tiger was the first beer to be made in Singapore, and was launched in 1932. It is now available worldwide, and is often produced in different countries under license.

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UK - Carling was founded in 1840. The brand was originally founded in Canada, but relocated to the United Kingdom, where it eventually became the best-selling beer.

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Italy -

Moretti was founded in 1859, and was owned by the Moretti family until it was sold in 1989. It is now a huge brand and widely sold and distributed in many countries worldwide.

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