Tuckahoe

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I am new to homebrewing and looking to create a label for my delicious brew.

Where is a good place to start? Is there a computer program or a site I can buy labels from?

Thanks for the help

Joemama474

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One of the forum members built this site. www.beerlabelizer.com It's pretty cool. Use plain paper and a little milk to stick the labels on.

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Nova5

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Avery DesignPro is a label maker for pretty much everything, just add the pictures, text you want and move them around to where you need them.

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Pappers_

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I just tried and reviewed www.labeley.com Read about it here http://www.singingboysbrewing.com/The-Blog.html

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Murray

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Guys, this is a great thread. Brewing in the UK and have been using a pretty expensive US based label company - the designs and speed of the Beer Labelizer are awesome!

Pdeezy

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Pappers....www.labeley.com is sick...I just made this in like 5-10 mins for a hoppy red I'm making....



Edit: Sorry the first pic was HUGE. Should be good now.

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thyirishmen

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Pretty sweet! I've just been using photoshop

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Gear101

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That's a pretty good one