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Here are a few more labels I made with stamps. Also, here is the link to the etsy site with a bunch of cool stamps. http://www.etsy.com/shop/dragonflybuzz?ref=pr_shop_more I forgot the date stamp for the sic semper tyranis, it's a la fin du monde clone kit from austin.

I look forward to checking out your labels.

yeah, i think it was an HP. at onlinelabels.com you can download the template for your specific labels to create type and print with them.

Here's a link to the seller on etsy that I bought the stamps from http://www.etsy.com/shop/dragonflybuzz?ref=seller_info

hmmm, not sure. i listened to the podcast, pretty cool. mad fermentologist is always good. there seems like a million possibilities when it comes to mixing. as soon as i get going with it i will post results.

Yeah, seemed like a fun experiment. I'm moving in a few months, so I am not sure if I want to start something like this now, since the experiment could go on for years. I might try a barley wine or a high gravity IPA, let it ferment, rack it to a 5 gal carboy and let it sit for 3 months...

I found some great stamps on etsy, used labels from onlinelabels.com and used a standard date stamp for the bottling date. There are a bunch of great looking stamps to get from etsy, all handmade, kinda cool.

I just finished reading an article from the AHA website about mixing older, stronger beers with newer ones. Here's the link. http://www.homebrewersassociation.org/attachments/0000/6021/JFzym02-Solera.pdf The article talks about mixing beers that benefit with age, dark, complex, higher ABV...