Which famous 20th century author appeared in advertisements for Ballantine Ale in the 1950s, famously stating that he had 'tried them all' and Ballantine was 'my ale'?

Throughout literary history, famous authors have occasionally lent their names and reputations to product endorsements—sometimes with surprising results. These endorsements have ranged from subtle to explicit, creating fascinating intersections between literature and commerce. Test your knowledge about these unique commercial partnerships that have shaped public perception of both the products and the authors themselves.

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Ernest Hemingway
F. Scott Fitzgerald
William Faulkner
John Steinbeck