Awesome Beer Label Maker!

I haven't tried printing it out yet, I just stumbled on it and thought I'd share...

Enjoy:rockin:

http://www.beerlabelizer.com/

Argh! No circular labels (which is all I have at the moment)...


Still pretty damn cool, though.

cripes!

take a look at the "Label Display & Discussion" forum once in a while... it's a sticky...

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f46/beer-labelizer-label-generator-180409/

MetallHed said:

cripes!

take a look at the "Label Display & Discussion" forum once in a while... it's a sticky...

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f46/beer-labelizer-label-generator-180409/

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Haha. After seeing the same post's so many times you get use to it.

MetallHed said:

cripes!

take a look at the "Label Display & Discussion" forum once in a while... it's a sticky...

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f46/beer-labelizer-label-generator-180409/

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Wow, it'd probably help if I even noticed that there was a "Label Display & Discussion" forum!

I'm a noob, so bear with me!

Consolation Prize?

http://thebeersessions.com/

no worries!

That is baller! Thanks

I just used this site for the first time to make some labels for a home brew comp tonight and it is kick !!$@%$^#@ Thanks!

I've been using it for some months now to prepare labels for my kids' lunch drinks, too. No - I don't send beer with them, but OJ or milk on a label with their name is cool, so they say.

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I used it for my last beer too (August/September). I now have a new rule... rectangular labels ONLY.

It does look sweet, but I'm not cutting out 24 ovals again!

Great simple labels

This is pretty cool, I may need to pay for it thanks

I used the labelizer to do these two;
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I think the second one looks fairly authentic for my Burton ale. But I type "K",& it types "f"??

Nice!

unionrdr said:

I think the second one looks fairly authentic for my Buerton ale. But I type "K",& it types "f"??

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Actually, for that "Fraktur" calligraphic font the "k" looks like an "f." Imagine the bottom-right leg of the K sticking out horizontal, and the upper-right leg a loop around 22 degrees instead of 45. Just an oddity of the typeface.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fraktur

-Rich

Very nice!

After printing and hand cutting a case worth of labels for my cousins wedding beer, I noticed that the default bottle volume is 750ml, or 25oz bomber bottles. So, I have to redo them all for 355 ml/12oz bottles.

Echoloc8 said:

Actually, for that "Fraktur" calligraphic font the "k" looks like an "f." Imagine the bottom-right leg of the K sticking out horizontal, and the upper-right leg a loop around 22 degrees instead of 45. Just an oddity of the typeface.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fraktur

-Rich

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Thanks. I had a thought in the back of my head that it was an old school way of forming the "k". I think it def suits the 19th century recipe it came from. Now that I can do PM,I'm going to tweak it for more of the originals' complexity without the very long boil.

What I started doing with my labels is laminating them. That way people can peel label and keep it, and I can get my bottle back.