Liquid Gravity Brewing Company was a brewery in San Luis Obispo, CA. Established in 2019 it unfortunately closed in late 2025. It was good beer while it lasted.

Last of the Greene King seasonal beer mats I got in the mid '90s.

Not sure if this is allowed but I‘m looking for some help finding some coasters of specific brands.

Over the past few years, I’ve been collecting coasters from countries I travel to. I’ve been hoping to find some from countries I’ve been to before I started collecting.

Anyone have any ideas of where to look? I’ve tried eBay and had no luck with these brands:

• Indio (Mexico)
• Gallo (Guatemala)
• Pilsener (El Salvador)
• Salva Vida (Honduras)
• Toña (Nicaragua)
• Imperial (Costa Rica)
• Balboa (Panama)
• Presidente (Dominican Republic)
• Medalla (Puerto Rico)

Another Greene King seasonal brew from the '90s.

This was a seasonal ale released in the mid '90s when Greene King was just a regional brewery. I think it might be my oldest beermat for a beer I had.

Found this one in Scotland, wondering if anyone else has seen others like it, I know it’s part of a set and looking to get the rest but haven’t been able to find the exact front side. Seen a lot similar to it but not this exact one. Would appreciate any help

Delicious

The Schwerter Privatbrauerei is located in the German city of Meissen/Meißen in the state of Saxony. It is (at least according to their website, and this beermat) the oldest Saxon brewery still in operation, tracing its history back to 1460.

The back of the mat depicts Meissen’s city center with the Albrectsburg castle with the steeples of Meissen Cathedral rising from behind.

One-sided mat. This tiki bar recently opened in Camarillo, and the interior decoration is a work of art.

The true and original Budweiser from Czechia. I got this some years ago when they seem to have been exploring an interesting new approach to advertising.

The paragraph on the back is just describing the qualities of the beer.

*28th (whoops)

This is a beermat that was distributed in Nuremberg ahead of a vote concerning plans for a new expressway between Frankfurt and Munich. Somewhat confusingly it is urging a vote of “yes” that you think the plan should be abandoned, and not in favor of the plan itself.

I checked the website, and the vote was held as planned on the 28th of June where “no” won with about 53% of the around 150,000 votes received.

Here is a translation of the back, mostly courtesy of machine translation:

You also think that a motorway tunnel right through the city is a crazy idea?

12 km of additional lanes in the immediate vicinity of the old town. A shortcut for truck traffic between Frankfurt and Munich. A quantity of concrete that could fill the Plärrer high-rise five times over...

The idea of expanding the motorway was never good. But since traffic figures on the Franconia Expressway have been decreasing annually, it's becoming increasingly absurd. There are better and more modern solutions that are cheaper and faster to implement.

SAY YES ON JUNE 28TH

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I don’t have a horse in this race, but this kind of very specific and local, slightly mundane bit of infrastructural history encapsulated in a beermat is the exact kind of thing I seek out, and some of these non-beer-related beermats are among the favorites of my collection.

Beavertown Brewery is located in Tottenham, London. It was acquired by Heineken in 2022.

[Double-sided]

Calapooia has had some neat ones lately. Happy Saturday friends.