Show Us Your Label

This one is for our Mosaic hopped extra pale ale.

tschafer said:

This one is for our Mosaic hopped extra pale ale.

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I really like this. Very creative

It's more for a friend and mines beer reviews but we'll be adding labels to glasses... sooo....

This was my first homebrew and label.

And here is my second homebrew and label.

Kubrickx said:

And here is my second homebrew and label.

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Awesome label!
Can't read brewery name though. Just my 2 cents.

recent label

Gonna give this one a go tonight with milk - never done any labeling before so I'll have to see how it goes

Wow - Milk works like a treat ! Defnitely going to label a lot of the next batch through !

zdbrown1 said:

recent label

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Lookin' good! 'Cept you misspelled "Amercian India Pale Ale"

For a Nugget Nectar clone I'm gonna try out.

Here is my newest based on a Rye IPA that is in the secondary now.

jlb307 said:

For a Nugget Nectar clone I'm gonna try out.

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Good label (u may wanna fix thing to think in government warning).

First brew - based on a Troegs Perpetual IPA clone. Bottled yesterday. Time isn't moving quickly enough!

mines nothing special just copied from Labelizer

zdbrown1, I really hate to be that guy but on your Pale to the Chief label, "American" is spelled wrong, unless you meant to spell it that way.

RevBrewer said:

zdbrown1, I really hate to be that guy but on your Pale to the Chief label, "American" is spelled wrong, unless you meant to spell it that way.

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I know... Already fixed

Sent from my Nexus 5 using Home Brew mobile app

Still pretty rough...I'll finish it when i put it on the finished product and see how the colors work with the color of mead....I think it will be a good match...but i might mess with the color levels a bit.

Here's my label for my Brown Ale

This one is my Pale Ale:

Kubrickx - love the labels, but I'm questioning your local water supply!

501irishred said:

Kubrickx - love the labels, but I'm questioning your local water supply!

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Lol

A labeled beer, even with an unispired label is infinitely better than the best unbeered label.

Jim_Holmes said:

mines nothing special just copied from Labelizer

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sroberts said:

A labeled beer, even with an unispired label is infinitely better than the best unbeered label.

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yea one of these days ill sit down and design something different but for now i just started brewing and the labels were free on the site. i didnt have access to a color printer at work so, black and white it was. i agree though its better to have a plain label than no label at all. thanks for the encouragement

These are so artistic and personal. I like looking at them. Keep it up guys! And ladies, I don't want to leave ya'll out. I hope to be as creative when I start to make labels.

Been preferring to keep the details simple lately:

Added a bit too much midnight wheat grain to my batch, so it came out incredibly dark. Hence the name.

Nice work morbster I like the professional quality of the label and the attention to the typography involved. This is a nice thread I like seeing everyone's labels. I certainly can't wait to design a label for my first batch once it's all bottled up. When you guys are using milk as an adhesive, what kind of paper are you usually printing on?

Wow there are some awesome labels on this thread. Makes mine look rather plain.

JakeSparrow said:

Nice work morbster I like the professional quality of the label and the attention to the typography involved. This is a nice thread I like seeing everyone's labels. I certainly can't wait to design a label for my first batch once it's all bottled up. When you guys are using milk as an adhesive, what kind of paper are you usually printing on?

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Thanks JakeSparrow, I appreciate the compliments. Nevertheless, I must give google the credit for the brunt of the creative work. I simply took a picture of an old beer label and modified it to my liking.

As for the paper, I've just been using the normal paper that's in our office printers. I think the type of printer may play a larger role than the paper itself. At my office, the printed paper comes out with a slight gloss on it, which is great for avoiding smudged colors.

rlmiller nothing wrong with simple it gets the job done. However with some different fonts, more text, some texturing and borders/framing it would take that same simple label and make it pop.

Some ideas I'm tinkering around with...

I've tried to be creative/witty and make up names for my beers. But, I found, that isn't me. So, I've kept it pretty simple, yet informative.

Great label Justin!

My wife designed this label for an upcoming brew festival. Recently changed the name to Tonic No. 3 since it was the third batch of Amber ale.. Fell in love with an old label and decided to go early 1900s in the design/name.

Morbster, that label is incredible nice to see something retro as well.

Titan88 said:

Some ideas I'm tinkering around with...

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And here's a couple more, along with my test logo.

budgetbrewing said:

Morbster, that label is incredible nice to see something retro as well.

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Thanks pal, I appreciate the kind words. This was the first label I'd designed, but I really enjoyed using a vintage label design. I may stick with similar themes in the future.

Going on a Cream Ale

Ima huge LOTR fan...a friend of mine came up with this label idea....its probably been done before...this is my spin on it.