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My first homebrew. Fermented. Documented. Commented. Appreciated and sometimes denigrated.

Since you posted it here any way :-) Your label designs kick a$$. I just opened a vinyl labels and caps print business as a fun way to feed my addiction while fermenting and between brews. I love the easy and durable way you can diecut and print almost anything and they're waterproof and...

I started using vinyl and it worked amazingly well. You need to print on a laserprinter, not inkjet. I have a new laser printer and die cutter and the price from the guys you linked to is pretty cheap considering all the setup involved. The best part about vinyl is there removable and leave...

I just started offering short run vinyl label printing and custom die cutting. It works great on glass bottles - completely waterproof. Reusable too. I have a limited amount of designs at the moment but I'm brewing hard to add more. :-) Check out my site at: http://garagemonk.com

My first batch I botched letting an ale ferment in 45-50 degree garage for only 2 weeks. Racked just as cold for 1 more. My wife and I tasted the first bottle (sat at same temp again) a week after that and almost dumped the whole lot. We'll I brought the bottles back in the house and let them...

Killing time between brews designing http://garagemonk.com labels. This my latest for a Maibock I bottled last week.

Killing time between brews designing http://garagemonk.com labels. This my latest for a Maibock I bottled last week.

These are a few labels I did for garagemonk.com and to use on my fermenting Chocolate Oatmeal Stout. The designs are just getting warmed up.

These are a few labels I did for garagemonk.com and to use on my fermenting Chocolate Oatmeal Stout. The designs are just getting warmed up.

My designs on www.garagemonk.com

Labels and caps I designed. I'll add new ones as they're produced. www.GarageMonk.com