These Bavarian-style coasters are designed to look great under any drink. They come in 4 different designs, so you can get a whole set of the same design or pick one of each. They're printed in full color on thick, premium coaster board and cut precisely into a 3.7" circle.
All of the coasters say "Ein Prosit der Gemütlichkeit" around the outside. This is a song you will definitely hear inside of an Oktoberfest beer tent. "Prosit" is another way to say "Prost," which means cheers. And "Gemütlichkeit" means comfort. All in all, you're saying cheers to each other's well-being.
Here are the 4 design variations:
"Oans, zwoa, drei, g'suffa!" is a go-to Oktoberfest phrase. It's Bavarian dialect for "One, two, three drink!" so it's what gets yelled out right before everyone clinks their glasses together and takes a drink.
"Prost ihr Säcke" is a friendly insult often heard inside the Oktoberfest beer tents. "Säcke" is the plural of "Sack" which means...sack! It's a colloquial insult, the kind that you would yell to a friend along the lines of "What's up, idiot."
"O'zapft is!" means "It's tapped!" This famous phrase is what the mayor of Munich says when they tap the first barrel of beer on the opening day of Oktoberfest.
And finally, if you want to keep it simple, you can just go with a beer mug design!
Prost!
-Felicia
Disclaimer:
- The Coasters are shipped from the USA. Therefore, additional customs fees may apply when importing into other countries (e.g. Germany).
