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[Chops1867]

Label for my upcoming brew based on the 1936 Barclay Perkins DBA.

Very nice!


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[tkline808]

Bottled my summer ale, here is the label. Wheat base with Sage honey and lemon zest added. Kinda looking forward to this one.

 

[poptarts]

Im excited, Poptart's HopTarts

 

[philipCT]

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[philipCT]

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Recently switched all our labels to one base design, really happy with the first few in action!


Awesome labels. Love the minimalist look. Very elegant. Also like how you've systematized the design. You even switched it up a a little but didn't lose the consistency.

1st label: image, name, description, details
2nd: name, description, image, details

 

[poptarts]

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Mind blown?

 

[philipCT]

Label for my upcoming brew based on the 1936 Barclay Perkins DBA.

really cool label. mind sharing where the recipe comes from?

 

[daveooph131]

Here is my label for my IPA debuting on the 4th of July. Calling it Drink Free - IPA. Was able to squeak my brewery logo onto the bottle...all be it small.


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[Johnman1971]

My girlfriend likes hoppy beers so I pulled this photo from her Twitter and made this label

 

[Johnman1971]

My girlfriend likes hoppy beers so I pulled this photo from her Twitter and made this label

It was made with http://www.beerlabelizer.com/

 

[JustinCider]

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A new one that I'm sure many people have done before. This is my take on it for what its worth on a boring Saturday morning.

 

[thepudgeman]

Some new ones...

 

[Coppinburgh]

the latest at Coppinburgh Brewhouse!

 

[JINKS]

Putting on a Barley wine in about 6 months

 

[matt062286]

Hey folks, back again with another. Tried to break free from some of my earlier designs and try something new. This label is for a Pliny the Elder clone, the name on this one is kind of an inside joke between a few friends on mine. Thought it turned out well enough to share with everyone though, cheers!

 

[AllieLilyDaddy]

Here's mine. Vinyl label made using Bottle Your Brand. Quite happy with the quality!


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[AllieLilyDaddy]

Hey folks, back again with another. Tried to break free from some of my earlier designs and try something new. This label is for a Pliny the Elder clone, the name on this one is kind of an inside joke between a few friends on mine. Thought it turned out well enough to share with everyone though, cheers!

Love this Label. Well done.


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[kwgriz]

The latest:

 

[JINKS]

The latest:

Love the use of the old timey girls.

 

[gratus fermentatio]

Putting on a Barley wine in about 6 months

Nice! I really like Mjolnir laying on the anvil. Uff Da!
Regards, GF.

 

[monkeeroot]

Vintage English label styles for current English beer obsession.

 

[BradP316]

What program are you guys using to make these awesome labels? Are any of these programs free for use?

 

[philipCT]

What program are you guys using to make these awesome labels? Are any of these programs free for use?

Bump this question - there is some awesome design work being done here, guys!

 

[brettwasbtd]

Most of the amazing ones are done in Photoshop (free alternative is gimp) some people use vector programs like adobe illustrator. I highly recommend gimp

 

[Black Island Brewer]

There is also a free version of Photoshop available from Adobe. Google Free Photoshop and you can find it. They are not supporting it anymore, but they do provide the product key.

 

[monkeeroot]

What program are you guys using to make these awesome labels? Are any of these programs free for use?

I personally use Photoshop and Illustrator. I have a buddy who uses Gimp and loves it (plus it's free).

 

[monkeeroot]

really cool label. mind sharing where the recipe comes from?

I'm getting the vintage English recipes and information mainly from Shut Up About Barclay Perkins and The Homebrewers Guide to Vintage Beer.

 

[rustytypewriter]

 

[BradP316]

I personally use Photoshop and Illustrator. I have a buddy who uses Gimp and loves it (plus it's free).

I downloaded Gimp but have no clue what I'm doing. Are there templates that you use? Or do I just take one that someone posted and change it to my liking?

 

[Chops1867]

I downloaded Gimp but have no clue what I'm doing. Are there templates that you use? Or do I just take one that someone posted and change it to my liking?

Gimp or photoshop have a pretty steep learning curve. Plan on spending a quality week or two with a online tutorial.


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[Chops1867]

Rustytypwriter, you shod age a brew on oak and call it "Underwood."


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[Cadensdad16]

 

[Chops1867]

My latest brews.


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[tyrtl]

Man I have only gone through the first page, amazing work guys!

 

[birdley123]

My Daughter-in-Law has been after me to make her some cider, so after the cider turned out pretty good, I decided it needed a label...

 

[vovamir]

My first brew deserved a label. Turned out better than I was ever expecting.

A lot of really impressive labels in this thread. Great for inspiration.

 

[Chops1867]

Why the hippo?


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[Seven7]

I came up with this ... I was looking for a way of labeling my bottles without spending hours washing them

 

[monkeeroot]

I downloaded Gimp but have no clue what I'm doing. Are there templates that you use? Or do I just take one that someone posted and change it to my liking?

It's definitely going to take some time to learn. As Chops1867 stated, you should spend a couple of weeks with online tutorials.
I browsed a bunch of vintage labels, found some that I liked, and designed my labels in a similar fashion. I'm not aware of any templates that are available.

 

[zdbrown1]

Label for an upcoming Oatmeal Stout...inspired by Wilford Brimley