Which animal mascot was prominently used by ancient Roman merchants to indicate a quality wine shop?

Before modern corporate logos, ancient civilizations used powerful symbols and mascots to represent their goods and services in bustling marketplaces. These early 'brand mascots' helped illiterate consumers identify trusted merchants and products, creating some of history's first recognizable brands. Test your knowledge about these ancient commercial symbols that influenced consumer psychology and shopping habits thousands of years ago!

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A phoenix, representing the transformative nature of fermentation
A grape-laden Bacchus (Dionysus), the god of wine
A bush or vine, often depicted outside taverns and wine shops
A clay amphora with a dolphin design, indicating imported Greek wine