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what the heck?
that is so awesome. how do you make that? 
do you have a pic of the back side?
No fancy label but I really like how these Meads turned out with a simple label and the clear bottle to show off the color of the mead.
They are watermelon blossom honey with cranberries, watermelon blossom honey, Mesquite blossom honey, Mesquite blossom honey with cactus fruit.
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They are watermelon blossom honey with cranberries, watermelon blossom honey, Mesquite blossom honey, Mesquite blossom honey with cactus fruit.
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Chocolate milk stout, yes that cow's tongue is hanging out.
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. Looks great, very cool! I like the first one, lol.
slym2none
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Yeah, I had to run the printer on the highest-quality setting, and yet it still looks like it's medium-quality. The paper absorbs a lot of ink!
. Looks great, very cool! I like the first one, lol.
Thanks. I went with the lettering on the second one, and IDK why the paper looks pink in that scan. I scanned it twice & it came out looking like that both times so I had to go with it, but the paper looks more like real-life in the first pic.
Been a while since I did anything experimental with my beers so I've not had a chance to make any Niiralan Riviera labels, but yesterday I filled up a fermenter with an APA made with all Vienna malt and a mix of European and American hops.
The title is (once again) a sort of pun. The "ViennAPA!" part can be read in Finnish as a response to the first line, i.e. "American Pale Ale? No, it's a Vienna Pale Ale!" Gotta keep the tradition of horrible names with horrible labels. =)
ABV wasn't supposed to go that high, but I ended up with an efficiency of over 80% instead of my normal ~72-73%, so I ran with it. I could always have thinned it down a bit with more water, but that would have diluted the hoppy goodness as well!
The title is (once again) a sort of pun. The "ViennAPA!" part can be read in Finnish as a response to the first line, i.e. "American Pale Ale? No, it's a Vienna Pale Ale!" Gotta keep the tradition of horrible names with horrible labels. =)
ABV wasn't supposed to go that high, but I ended up with an efficiency of over 80% instead of my normal ~72-73%, so I ran with it. I could always have thinned it down a bit with more water, but that would have diluted the hoppy goodness as well!
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Here's some of my labels.
Wow! That's a really great series of labels! Love the theme!
LivingDeadBrewery
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Thanks!
all my labels can be found here: http://livingdeadbrewery.se/bryggder/
(page in swedish but labels in english)
Here's a brewery logo label I just completed for HBT member popsicleian. He wanted something that looked like a government seal:
a joke/word play on the news that the local bottling plant made a mess-up with some pepsi max cans and beer
Save a bottle for me!a joke/word play on the news that the local bottling plant made a mess-up with some pepsi max cans and beer
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Heres the label for our new IPA let me know what ya think
let me know what ya think
LOVE the labels!!!
LivingDeadBrewery
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thanks!
MarkO22
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One of the guys in the home brew club did these for our Buckwheat Whiskey Aged Blended Stout.
Save a bottle for me!
will do, have to keep eye out when someone goes that way
Label for a brew that Im doing now. Its an attempt with a Zhukov clone. We shall see how it turns out, hoping it will be ready buy Thanksgiving. Abv is the estimated amount but will probably be a bit lower when all said is done.
Another in my smash series, munich/styrian goldings.
Latest label for recipe from the forum, Caramel Amber Ale.
Decided to remove the govt warning and went with icons instead.
Decided to remove the govt warning and went with icons instead.
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Five most recent labels using "BeerLabelizer.com". Sorry about the clarity (chintzy flip phone photo). Clockwise from upper left: Dry Lime PA, Black IPA, Belgian Tripel, Cardamom Ale, and in the center a Apricot Belgian Wit.
Here's my latest WIP.
Trying to decide if I am happy with the fonts or not... and looking for input. Going for a black ink on tan paper look, you can see the texture if you blow up full size photo. Thanks!
Trying to decide if I am happy with the fonts or not... and looking for input. Going for a black ink on tan paper look, you can see the texture if you blow up full size photo. Thanks!
Try it on craft paper.
I normally print online with Fedex Office. Do they have that option?
Shouldn't the boat be rotating opposite the direction they are rowing? (Oops... I mean broat...)
I like the textured paper. Kraft paper would look good, too. Not crazy about the outline font...
I like the textured paper. Kraft paper would look good, too. Not crazy about the outline font...
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