Which of these is considered the world's oldest continuously used product brand, dating back to ancient times?

Long before modern marketing strategies and global corporations, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated commercial practices and product identities that have stood the test of time. Some ancient brands and logos have survived for millennia, demonstrating remarkable staying power that modern companies can only dream of achieving. Test your knowledge about the fascinating intersection of ancient commerce and what might be considered the world's oldest continuously used commercial brand.

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Twining's Tea (England, 1706)
Stella Artois beer (Belgium, 1366)
Lešić Dimitri olive oil (Croatia, 1000 BCE)
Kongō Gumi construction company (Japan, 578 CE)