Show Us Your Label

WayFrae said:

Hahaha! I love Bruthulhu

Click to expand...

Haha thanks, was going for something clever

A couple more...

Made super basic labels for my girls' birthday party (turning 3 and 1). I waiting until the last minute, doing them at 2am the night before. Definitely going to be labeling from now on I think. They're just so much better than writing on the caps.

flippedcracker said:

Made super basic labels for my girls' birthday party (turning 3 and 1). I waiting until the last minute, doing them at 2am the night before. Definitely going to be labeling from now on I think. They're just so much better than writing on the caps.

Click to expand...

Love em! Deployed now and just found out wife's pregnant with our third and we where planing on doing a gender/name release with labels kinda like these.

My next two brews: A kolsch-style to signal the end of summer and an IPA. (also the JAOM almost near bottling)

A little beerlabilizer.com a little photoshop se and as the chef would say BAM!

For my next one to be bottled

Completely new label designs, and two new offerings for this month...Cheers

Fer da Vino.

Same label for each beer. I just change the pertinents.

Here are just a few of my labels. I LOVE design almost as much as brewing.

Tell me what you think

A few new labels from my home brewery...not sure if some of these were already posted (if so...sorry) most excited about the Pumking clone (PUMQUEEN) she'll be ready in 2 weeks for the first sampling...


Sent from my iPhone using Home Brew

This one is a little wild but my little girl loves the uni-cow.

When I order my grains, hops, yeast, etc from Midwest, they've been shipping them in these boxes that I was to discover would hold 26-12oz bottles. So I decided to put them to use rather than toss'em. I did this quicky label in paint.net to print on label paper, two to a page to brand'em as my own!


I have a piece of 2" X 1/8" aluminum stock left I decided makes a great straight edge with a cheap retractable razor knife.

My label for this year's vanilla pumpkin porter - turned out great so these bottles will get waxed as well!

Can't stop messing around in photoshop elements 2.0

Wow! Some awesome labels in here! Great job everyone.

Here are my labels. Right now they are just images on my computer as I haven't determined the best way to get them on the bottles. I have considered the typical labeling sites, but I guess I'm just not sure of the permanence. I don't want to pay for labels only to have them fall off next time I clean my bottles in oxyclean.

I print off only one label (about 3 x 5) and then have it laminated. I keep it clipped on my fridge so visitors and "would be consumers" can sift through the labels and find something they would like to try. My bottles are then distinguished by different color caps and/or markings on the caps

Olivia Newton John inspired Blond Ale.

Different bottles call for different labels

Wow, some really cool labels in here. I just started labeling after all these years. Too many different batches around and I'm starting to forget whats what. Wife says something about me getting old, blah blah blah. :cross:

Anyway, here's my first two labels. Quite simple compared to what I see on this page alone. Not my images/artwork.
The first is a dry Irish stout. The second is a peach Farmhouse style.

My son made this one for me. I like it so much I may have to get it printed and put on a batch just so I can keep it.

[/URL][/IMG]

New one, not near as good as a lot of the ones I see here, but it is fun making them

With the help of the Labelizer I was able to come up with these:



[/URL][/IMG]

[/URL][/IMG]

First label attempt. Going to bottle next week.

Here's my latest.

Chops1867 said:

Here's my latest.
View attachment 225060

Click to expand...

I love the label. I also dig the ceramic bottles. I have about 20 of them and I'm always looking for more. Those are my favorite bottles.


Sent from my magic box, using only my thumbs.

My new labels

I feel like there should be hash mark or something between the "9" and the "11".
As is, it looks like "911".
Otherwise, looks fantastic!!

Been toying with this label for the Cream Ale i brewed yesterday. What do you think?

Thanks. This is the first time I have used ceramic bottles. I have three. Hard to tell when they are clean, and you can't see them filling with the bottle wand.

Chops1867 said:

Thanks. This is the first time I have used ceramic bottles. I have three. Hard to tell when they are clean, and you can't see them filling with the bottle wand.

Click to expand...

Yeah, you gotta watch em close when filling. I'm always on the lookout for more. Usually they come with Belgian beers.



Sent from my magic box, using only my thumbs.

I came up with these today. My wife isn't too crazy about them, as they do not have pics of the dogs on them, but I like them. Any thoughts from all of you?

[/URL][/IMG]

[/URL][/IMG]

[/URL][/IMG]

[/URL][/IMG]

[/URL][/IMG]

Great looking labels all!

I know a lot use gimp, illustrator and photoshop, but where do you all get the artwork from?

bobeer said:

Great looking labels all!

I know a lot use gimp, illustrator and photoshop, but where do you all get the artwork from?

Click to expand...

http://images.google.com/ You're on your own to worry about copyright concerns.

Brew on

JINKS said:

Different bottles call for different labels

Click to expand...

I'm groovin' on those square bottles! Are they retasked oil or vinegar bottles? They really do lend an "old world" feel to their presentation, nice labels too.
Regards, GF.