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That's slick as hell but v.1 has my vote. Cool logo man.

 

Agreed, both are cool but the first has a little more personality

 

I'll third that, the v1.0 has more of an old school look to it, but both are sweet

 

Thanks! I like the way it turned out. It might have to turn into t-shirts and pint glasses for Christmas presents

 

Threw this together yesterday for my first batch of JAOM.

 

View attachment ImageUploadedByHome Brew1448139774.298418.jpg "The Mystery Machine IPA" (Partial mash, with "Mystery Malts" and Polaris, Cascade hops)

 

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My new "brand" hard cider

 

leffe blond clone.

 

can this be fixed ?

you have free reign

 

Did this real quick, hopefully it's closer to what you're looking for:

 

LOL. That is exactly what i am looking for,,thank you !!!

no way in 1000 years, I would have been able to do that

 

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My latest 4. 1 year and a half old sour on 3 different fruits and a Wee Heavy that was aged in a bourbon barrel.

 

Here is one of my latest...starting to get used to PS, finally.

 

Can I visit your tasting room?

 

This is how the logo showcased earlier ended up:



The beer itself is still a bit fresh (only been carbonating for 9 days, I made a few "extra" bottles specifically to check carbonation progress). I can however tell already that I need more late addition hops (or even dry hopping) in the next iteration to be able to call this an "American Pale Ale". I should perhaps relabel this one as "It's A Beer!" because that's what it tastes like. Not bad at all, but nothing special either. Oh well, first brew, first all-grain, first own recipe, and yet it's still a decent beer! Success!

 

What is bottle consitioning?

 

nice one, your first beer

they only (mostly) get better onward

 

Finished this beer just in time for last nights game!

 

HAHA, I never would have caught that! Thanks! Should probably drink less when I work on labels.

 

No worries!

 

Hello,

Here's my Cider label

Hope you like it!

Cheers,

Rui

 

Love it!

 

Wow. Really nice.

 

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Some of my latest labels for 2 IPAS and pumpkin Doppelbock!

 

Great designs, specially the Cafe Racer design

 

Except that's a dirt-track racing motorcycle. At the very least, the handlebars are all wrong.

Here's an idea of what a cafe racer looks like-

https://www.google.com/search?q=caf...2bzJAhUBOyYKHZQ0DBIQ_AUIBygB&biw=1024&bih=667

 

Well, the Belgians have always been kinda weird... =)

Failing that, rural cafes? =)

 

No. As I have been a motorcycle enthusiast almost all my life, there's only one style that fits the designation "cafe racer". It started back in the 1960's, and has inspired motorcycles throughout that time.

Traveligion, I am not trying to bag on you or your design. Please don't think that. I just had to comment that the pictured bike is not a cafe racer (which is actually a street bike), but a dirt-track racer (an actual racing bike).

 

No problem!
I'm no expert in bikes anyway, just like this particular style and beer has coffee in it, with belgian yeast, hence the name...picture came from google search for "cafe racer"

 

Heres a little something I put together for an IPA I made recently.
Ths will be my first time doing the milk method.

 

Latest label for a Habanero IPA, will be applying this weekend with gelatin.

 

Cool label I just did through Grog Tags

 

My newest labels:

 

Awesome as always! Really like the subtle skyline in the "423"

 

I'm trying to make a really, really simple label for my saison. If the beer turns out well enough, it will be supplementing xmas gifts for friends and family. I'll throw up another idea or two as I have them. Any thoughts are welcome. Basic info, bottled date, abv, etc will be added to the final label.

 

My last two attempts:

 

I like the 2nd - the lighter background makes her "pop" a little more. Nice label!

 

I'm having problems with too much dead space. I'll be adding a little bit of info, but not enough to fill it. Thanks for the feedback man.

 

I used an idea from revvy of using neck hanging tags instead of labels to get around the label removal problem. I am just a new brewer starting out with small batches (1 gallon to begin with). I don't go through a lot of beer, so 10 bottles at a time is not a restriction for me; I will probably have some left from the last batch when I start another. I plan on writing the brew in the space above the hops. I used Visio software to create the tags, then downloaded to a jpeg file. I found the "beer snob" on the Internet.

 

Went with something simple
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