Coaster Links

• Coaster Trading Bulletin Board - Put your name, interests, and email address out there, and let's see if we can get some trading done.
• Len Rosol's Coasters For Sale or Trade - From old 4" to brewpubs, you might be able to find one or two for your collection here.
• Pennsylvania Beer Coaster Guide - A guide to all Pennsylvania Brewery coasters. This is still a work in progress.
• Coaster Mania - Beer Coaster guides and a nice "did you see" bragging feature. Site is maintained by George Barone, an advanced collector. Good site!
• ABA's Coaster Corner - The ABA (American Breweriania Association) has a nice section on collecting coasters. A must visit site for collectors.
• Free Coaster - from the Oaken Barrel Brewing Company in Greenwood, Indiana. Some assembly required...

• Church Brewworks - A Pittsburgh brewpub, located in an old church in the Bloomfield section of town. Personally, I find the beer lacking in flavor, but it's a very trendy place.
• Jones Brewing Company - Stoney's Beer is loved by the Smithton locals. Founded by the father of actress Shirley Jones (Partridge Family)
• Pittsburgh Brewing Company - The home of Iron City Beer. If you grew up in Pittsburgh, as I did, this site is like coming home again.
• Pennsylvania Brewing Company - Located in the old E&O Brewery on the North Side of Pittsburgh. They're purely a German style lager beer brewpub and shipping brewery. Good German food, too.
• Stoudt's - Adamstown, PA. Damn good beer, great microbrewery festivals

• Victory Brewing Company - Downingtown PA. If you like hops, Victory makes the hoppiest IPA I have ever tried. Some IPA's have a hop flavor that comes out and hits you. With their Hopdevil IPA, it doesn't just hit you, it's more of an assault and battery. But I love it!
• Yuengling - Pottsville, PA. America's oldest brewery and one of Pennsylvania's best. You can buy sleeves of coasters from their website.

• Olde Hickory Brewery - Hickory, NC. This brewpub is about 40 minutes from my home. So far, they're the only NC brewery I could find with a web page.
• Rogue - They've from Oregon, not PA, but despite that fact, these guys just don't know how to make a bad ale. This is my favorite drinking brewery.
• Sam Adams - Yeah, they're not a microbrewery, but these guys helped make mainstream beer a little more amber in color than the pale, urine colored brews that were all we had to choose from in the 1970's & 1980's. They're still the best beer you can find in many bars.

• Art's Erie Beer Collection - Art has a nice collection of Erie, PA breweriania on the web, and he donated some coaster scans to the PA coaster guide.
• OldBeerStuff - Ruddy has plenty of beer items for sale, and a heck of a Stegmaier collection online. Visit here to check out the goodies.
• American Brewery History Page - Great free classifieds for breweriania, good links, and plenty of photos of old breweries. Also, a nice library with plenty of breweriania books for sale.
• Beercollections.com A west coast breweriania site, featuring items from microbreweries.

• St. Patrick's Homebrew Supplies - They're in Texas, but they ship anywhere. Good ale kits.

• All About Beer - This is the online version of the great All About Beer Magazine. Has a very detailed brewpub finder by state. Good site for the beer lover.
• Ale Street News - A brewpub, microbrewery, and homebrewer magazine.

• Beer Links - This site has links to many beer sites, breweries, and you name it.
• Beer Expedition - A good site devoted to finding good beer everywhere. Brewpub reviews.