Identify the bottle cap

Wow, as iconic as cars are in American culture, I can't believe that there is only one cap with a car on it.

 

Amazing that I've never noticed the lack of automobiles....there's every other form of transportation from bikes, boats, planes trains, etc...

The only cap I could come up with is Bean Blossoms Hard Cider which has a pickup truck on it. Good People, unfortunately, still has blank caps.

 

If you're looking for breweriana featuring automobiles you can always expand the collection to include Gretz Beer cans...

No idea what the crowns looked like, but some labels from the same era also featured cars.

 

Just following through that link and into the guy's photobucket account it looks like he's a homebrewer that got some caps done. They do look nice though.

 

Here is the only cap that I have that shows a car on it. These caps were used as tokens at a beer fest fundraiser for this museum. If you're an old car lover and ever in the neighborhood just NE of Kalamazoo, it's a great place to visit.

 

The cap with a car on it bothered me as well. I've been thinking about it hard and thought maybe Hop Rod Rye, might . So much that I ran to the store to check. It doesn't.

 

Very, very cool.

 

I thought Detroit's motor city brewing would have had a car, but it has gears on it (which I mistook for a steering wheel for as long as I have had the cap).

Just a thought on the lack of them though....I wonder if it is just hard to put a car on them without running afoul of some copyright infringement if it looks to much like a certain car....or the head government guy Kent "Battle" Martin who rejects nearly everything that comes across his desk from brewers looking to get their labels and caps approved doesn't like the idea of beer and cars together. Weirder things have happened. Read this article about some of the things Mr. Martin has denied:

http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2014/08/12/meet-the-beer-bottle-dictator.html

 

Hello all;
I need some help identifying these three caps. I believe all are from the UK.


Thanks

 

The one of the far right is Belgian: St. Feuillen. I think it is used on many of their beers. I know I have removed it from this fine beer:

http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/2874/73632/

 

The middle one shows up on the database that @AndyCapper uses (http://www.crowncaps.info/index.php)
as Cumberland Breweries Ltd.

 

Hi, I have only just seen the request for help to identify 3 beer caps. Coronaeus is correct - the right hand cap is from Belgium (Brasserie Saint-Feuillien S.A.); schteve is also correct, the middle cap is from Cumberland Breweries, UK who brew their beer in both Northern Ireland and England. The third cap is also from the UK and is issued by Fullers, London. The specific beer product is called 'Frontier - New Wave Craft Lager'. The cap was first issued in 2014 and was an attempt by Fullers to introduce a craft beer into their standard range range.

 

I've had all 3 within the last few months.
Bottom is Coppertail from Florida.
The one to the right--Lickinghole Creek?
Somebody help with the one to the laft, I can't come up with it.

 

Top right is indeed Lickinghole Creek.

 

Sorry, I cant help you with the identification of the top left 'hops' cap. I guess others have looked at the same crowncaps reference sources as me and not found it.

 

The cap you seek (top left) is Wicked Weed Brewing, Asheville, NC