In ancient Rome, what marketing technique did wine merchants commonly use to attract customers to their shops?

Before billboards and TV commercials, ancient civilizations had their own innovative marketing strategies. From town criers to intricate merchant seals, the business of promotion has roots going back thousands of years. This poll explores how ancient merchants and artisans promoted their products and services in marketplaces across early civilizations. Test your knowledge about the world's earliest advertising and marketing techniques!

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Hanging vine wreaths and ivy above their doorways as a recognized symbol for wine shops
Distributing clay tokens redeemable for free wine samples on festival days
Painting elaborate murals depicting Bacchus (god of wine) on exterior walls
Employing professional wine tasters to loudly praise their products in the forum