1st time label results....

[nu2brewing]

So I looked around awhile on the forum on ways, tips, tricks, etc on doing bottle labels. And I wound up doing the following....I printed my labels on regular copy paper on a color laser printer, I then cut each label with a paper cutter, then I applied my adhesive, that being a standard children's elmer's glue stick. I then applied them to my bottles. I let them set a couple week since they had to anyways before sampling.
I have put the bottles in the refrigerator, a cooler full of ice/water, and the label hold up really well for only having a couple bucks and an hour of my time in 50+ labels.

Enjoy....

 

[robfalck]

Nice and clean...well done.

 

[JetSmooth]

Classy!

 

[dleonard]

Yeah, those look really top notch!

 

[moxie]

Very nice. Less is often more. You nailed it with style.

 

[Gldnst8warrior]

Very professional looking great job

 

[soxpats]

Very nice....looks like someone beat you to that design though:

http://www.hookerbeer.com/beers/

Thomas Hooker, its a pretty decent little brewery here in CT.

 

[Gldnst8warrior]

those are almost dead ringers.

 

[MetallHed]

just changed the text from "hooker" to "honey"...

..still looks good though. lol

 

[nu2brewing]

Yes, it's a clone label!

 

[CJPala09]

Hmmm . . . nearly the exact label as Connecticut's Thomas Hooker Brewery

 

[johnmcc]

nice job on the label, i did something similar basically replace the Honey with Twisted for a Twisted Blonde Ale, was a tossup between that and Jersey Blonde