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Saranac GPA (Ginger Pale Ale). Sounds like a good idea, but was absolutely horrific.

Very nice. The revenue stamp really completes it.

That looks awesome on the bottles!

Here are the labels for my two latest brews. The Harvest Hefeweizen is one I do annually for a friends olive harvest, and the IPA was brewed with a coworker.

The label for my 2012 edition of Harvest Hefeweizen. Brewed especially for Fattoria Muia olive harvest.

Brewed with a coworker (Ass Hat Ale Works) while we were both on call and feeling bitter about it.

After several years and many batches, I am finally bowing to SWMBO pressure to start making labels for my beer. First things first: a name and a logo. Decided on Purple Castle Brewing (our house is painted dark purple), and came up with this logo. I'm no graphic designer, but I'm mostly happy...

Logo for Purple Castle Brewing

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I wash bottles as I empty them, dry them on a bottle tree, then they go upside down into 6-pack holders that are in plastic carry all bins. Keeps them clean enough until bottling day, when they get a star san rinse prior to filling.

No 60 minute hop addition for bittering? I like the idea of identical hop additions at 30/20/10. Get different flavor profiles from the same hops.

Hi, I'm doing a collaboration with a coworker, and we came up with this. We are both fans of hoppy, strong IIPA's, and that's what we are going for here. This is the first time I've attempted to develop a recipe, so any feedback would be appreciated. Recipe: OnCall Imperial IPA Brewer...

Or, let it go and check it ever couple of months.... Maybe sour pumpkin ale is a good thing!

This is an old thread, but I think it needs a reply. SF Brewcraft is an amazing place. They have the best customer service of any homebrew store I have been to in the bay area. Everyone there knows what they are talking about. Griz has an incredible amount of knowledge about brewing and he is...