Castle Lager Logo
A horizontally oriented red banner with gold trim and notched ends contains a two-line wordmark: a large, bold serif "CASTLE" above a much smaller, narrow "LAGER." Centered above the banner sits a small heraldic shield outlined in gold; ins...
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About Castle Lager
A horizontally oriented red banner with gold trim and notched ends contains a two-line wordmark: a large, bold serif "CASTLE" above a much smaller, narrow "LAGER." Centered above the banner sits a small heraldic shield outlined in gold; inside the shield is a simplified castle silhouette with two square towers and a central arched gate.
The design is flat and symmetrical, using a limited palette of deep red, bright gold and a very dark brown/near-black for the lettering. Gold horizontal stripes run along the top and base of the red banner, and small gold chevrons accent the banner ends.
What's in it: castle twin towers arched gate
Shapes: heraldic shield horizontal banner notched ribbon ends wordmark
Style: heraldic classic vintage flat symmetrical
Text in logo: CASTLE LAGER
Evokes a fortified castle / heritage crest — suggests tradition, strength and protection (visually evident from the castle-in-shield and heraldic banner).
Colors
Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →
Castle Lager Logo History
First brewed as Castle Lager by Castle Brewery in Johannesburg in 1895; it is the flagship lager of South African Breweries (SAB), now part of the larger AB InBev group.
Frequently asked
What are the main colors in this logo?
Deep red (#B21B1B), gold (#F2C22A) and a very dark brown/near-black for the lettering (#1B0707).
What object is shown in the crest?
A simplified castle silhouette with two square towers and a central arched gate inside a small heraldic shield.
Is there text in the logo?
Yes — the prominent uppercase wordmark reads 'CASTLE' with 'LAGER' in smaller text underneath.