Jun 24, 2023 19:41
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French term

Une Collerette

French to English Marketing General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters
c'est la petite rondelle de papier ou de tissu blanc qui se place autour du pied d'un verre à bière afin de recueillir les éventuels débordements de mousse ou les gouttelettes de condensation, qui pourraient rendre malaisée la manipulation dudit verre. Elle comporte en général aussi un message publicitaire axé sur un nom de marque ou un slogan d'une brasserie.
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Proposed translations

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drip catcher

There's a range of terms: drip catcher, beer doily/e, rosette, to name but a few.

Pils Doilies, Pils Collar, Foam Catcher, Paper Bib, Cuff, Rosettes, Dropper Doilies
https://www.amazon.de/-/en/Bitburger-Premium-Doilies-Catcher...

I'd avoid 'doily' however, since the same word is also used for a round piece of paper placed BENEATH a glass, similar to the beer mat fo your earlier question, but paper not cardboard and therefore less absorbent and non-reusable.

A Pilsdeckchen (aka beer rosette, Pilsrosette, beer collar, Pils collar and/or drip catcher) is around the stem. This is a circular piece of paper meant to catch beer or condensation.
https://www.casketbeer.com/home/2020/5/18/is-the-willi-beche...

Drip mat - https://www.mank-group.com/advertising-printing/drip-mats/

Note that this is for a stemmed glass, not for the neck of a bottle.
Peer comment(s):

agree Rachel Fell
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agree SafeTex
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38 mins

A neck-band label

Ma proposition

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Note added at 43 minutes (2023-06-24 20:24:49 GMT)
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Ou simplement : Neck label

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Note added at 43 minutes (2023-06-24 20:25:38 GMT)
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Voici 'e lien:
https://fr.techdico.com/traduction/francais-anglais/colleret...
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5 days

Tissue coaster / Paper coaster / Absorbent Coaster

" WHY ARE DRINK COASTERS CALLED COASTERS?
.....Why Are Drink Coasters Called Coasters?
The word coaster comes from the phrase “bottle-coaster,” which are round wheeled trays that were originally used to hold decanters. These trays “coasted” around the perimeter of a table to each guest during dinner, serving them their drink.
.....Beermats were first referred to as “coasters” in 1913. It was a word that rolled off the tongue, but more important, it didn’t have a specific drink in its name. This was huge as the soda industry was taking off at the speed of light at this time, and the coasters could be used for more than just beer. As a result, “coasters” became a more universal word than “beermats.” "
https://www.qualitylogoproducts.com/blog/who-invented-drink-...

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"Paper Coaster" "Foam Coaster" etc

https://www.custompromonow.co.uk/product/coasters?utm_campai...

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"COASTER
1. ...
2. a small dish, tray, or mat, especially for placing under a glass to protect a table from moisture."
https://www.dictionary.com/browse/coaster
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