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Old 09-07-2008, 06:36 AM   #1
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Default Batches Brew Official Photo Thread!!!

Rather than pollute this forum with a hundred threads every time I take a few pictures, I decided I'd consolidate them into one thread and that thread is here.

Thanks for indulging my urge to share.

Tonight, after three long weeks, I finally busted open a 22 of my finest brown ale. This is my first home brew.




With all the first brew style mistakes, it actually came out quite good. It's a little strong because I accidentally shorted the what should have been a 5 gallon batch by a gallon. I have no idea the ABV but it should be up there.

Cheers to the board for all the help and to show my appreciation I just upgraded my account. Happy drinking.


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Old 09-07-2008, 06:57 AM   #2
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As a fellow Angelino, I dig the label!


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Ditto. What did you use to create the label?
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Thanks. I appreciate it.

I used Photoshop and Illustrator since I'm a first year graphic design student at S.M.C. I printed it to semigloss photo paper. It's inkjet so I sprayed it with an acrylic coating to stop the smearing and pasted it on with spray mount.

The quake happened a day into fermentation so I gave it the name. The seismic waves are from the actual quake, taken from the USGS website.
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that's pretty badass. i dig it.
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That's really well done. Bravo!
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That's one of the most professional looking labels I've ever seen.

Very, very well done batches.
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I would reach for that in the cooler at the local beer monger!
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Love the creativity of the name as well as the great graphics to go with it. Congrats!
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I would reach for that in the cooler at the local beer monger!
Ditto, thats some tasty looking stuff. Great label. How's she taste?


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