Search results

yea, thats exactly what i did

the bottles are from the brewery Ise Kadoya, in Japan http://www.isekadoya.com/ My work used to sell them, til the beers went way bad and couldn't sell them. Instead of throwing them out, I claimed them and used them for homebrew. Its a unique bottle you don't really see. They are a little...

yea, it was that kit. it turned out pretty good. It was my first batch of homebrew so i'm sure there were a few things i could have tweaked to improve it overall. but a success for sure. there's a slight flavor i wasn't used to in a pale ale and but that might just be attributed to the amarillo...

I bought some bunderberg ginger beer and it had these sweet crowns on them. after a little research i found out they were these: http://www.finn-korkki.com/products/index.php?group=00000123&mag_nr=3 i was wondering i anyone have done any research into using them for homebrew. would...

thanks! the bottle label is just regular computer printer paper. and the neck/cap label is printed on a full sheet label then cut.

I've updated a previous design and also created a mock up six pack holder. I'm really diggin' the results. thoughts/criticism? all comments are welcome!

you can find it a little less than half way down on the first page of this thread https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f35/bottling-tips-homebrewer-94812/

heres the label for my first homebrew. inspiration and some text taken from revvy's template. The brew is the amarillo pale ale kit from midwest. let me know what you think! http://tinypic.com/r/2hpojte/7