New Blonde Ale Label

[TheWhaleShark]

I just bottled my blonde ale two days ago, and I whipped out this label. What do you all think?

The recipe arose out of a conversation with a friend. I turned him on to "good" beer, but Yuengling Lager remains his favorite. I've only brewed crazy beers up until now, so he asked me to brew a nice, simple, tasty, session beer.

 

[Scubbastv]

That is awesome. Simple, informative and freekin hilarious!!! I love it.:rockin:

 

[carl_g]

Lmao!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Cybershadow]

love it, way to think outside the box with your label. I want to le.make one now in this style

 

[BSBrewer]

very well written - awesome

 

[trish]

Cheeky! Love it.

 

[throwbookatface]

Excellent! reminds me of the me of the Mikkeller labels, simple and straight to the point:

And here's a pic I took of the yeast series at the store:

 

[Noontime]

Agree with everyone...great label. The other element not mentioned is the little bit of attitude. Very confident and Alpha Male-ish.

 

[kornbread]

The recipe arose out of a conversation with a friend. I turned him on to "good" beer, but Yuengling Lager remains his favorite. I've only brewed crazy beers up until now, so he asked me to brew a nice, simple, tasty, session beer.

Great label. I really like it. I am currently on a similar quest. While I enjoy the occasional "big", "complex","radical" beer, right now I'm searching for a session beer that I can call mine.

 

[throwbookatface]

Yeah, I can drink Imperial Stouts all day, but to be quite honest, most people with even refined palates will need to calm down more than I do and have some smooth-drinking brews at some point, especially if we're having people over. Hence, my blonde ale recipe I fell in love with. Good job, OP.