Which of these is an authentic advertising slogan found on an ancient Roman wall in Pompeii for a wine merchant?

Before billboards and social media, ancient civilizations had their own distinctive ways of advertising products and services. From market square announcements to symbols painted on walls, these early marketing techniques laid the groundwork for today's advertising slogans and brand messages. This trivia explores how ancient merchants and artisans promoted their goods through memorable phrases and claims that could be considered the first advertising slogans in human history.

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For the thirsty traveler, no better wine exists than that of Vesuvius' slopes
For good drink, one as at Hedone's place. For two as you can drink better
Drink the wine of Mercury, blessed by Jupiter himself
The finest grapes of Rome make the finest drink for citizens