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This one makes me go "Oooh!" I am a big Serious Eats fan and I just love how they played with the type so that it's coming out of the pot. The logo is very self explanatory and, of course, is extremely fitting.

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I've always loved this logo. I might be biased because this is my favorite brewery!

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I like the way the C scoops into the A, and the second A nicely connects to the first. I think the negative space is lovely in this logo.

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I like this logo for a couple of reasons. First, of course, it simply identifies the airport code "DEN" - second, it is quickly identifiable by the signature peaks of the airport itself, which are meant to emulate the Rocky Mountains behind it.

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I love the homeyness that was achieved with this logo. Whether that's a product of familiarity or the logo itself is another story. I can recognize McCormick spices all the way down the aisle and I feel assured of the quality and longevity.

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I love logos with a history, and this one is neat! In 1935, when the first Titleist golf balls were being produced, executives at the company were looking for a logo. Their office secretary, Helen Robinson, was known for her beautiful penmanship and she was asked to write "Titleist" on a piece of white paper. "The way she wrote the word on the page that day was used for the original logo and the Titleist script, one of the world’s most recognized marks, is still based on this initial lettering today -  gracing every piece of Titleist equipment throughout the world" [Titleist.com].

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This is our favorite winery up near San Luis Obispo. I've always loved this logo because of the history behind it. The winery was named after the Mission San Luis Obispo de Tolosa and the graphic above emulates the original tiles that adorned that mission.

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I love how simply the typeface on this logo translates into its #1 menu item: oysters. The little "pearl" in each of the O letterforms; the lowercase vs uppercase dichotomy and the way the descender of the Y fits nicely into the space between the L and O.

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Simple, yet extremely recognizable and relevant. I can always very easily spot this app icon amongst the sea of apps on my iPhone.

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I have been a long-time TB fan and I am always surprised at how they are able to incorporate their logo into their products without being annoyed by its existence on everything I purchase from them. They are able to breathe new life into it as the years go on - yet, it is always recognizable.

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I know these are supposed to be logos that we LIKE, but I just have to throw this one in the mix. I really, really don't like this logo. I hate the bottle shape and the little cap! It has no rhyme or reason and I don't get why it is so asymmetrical.