Thanks I will give it a try sometime. Especially for new additions. I am especially picky on buying beer in bottles nowadays and favor ones with labels that soak off clean.
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I always print my own labels using the business card size removable labels from the stationery store. Most of them come off clean if you are patient. Oxiclean soaking will take off any residual gunk.
Monty Python fans will get this one. Just made a Bwitish Stwong Ale
The last one I did was an old ale. I struggle for names sometimes. We had a cat named Ziggy who had to be put down right before Christmas last year. He was 17, which is old for a cat. I made a couple other labels using him. I went back again. AI put a cat on there that looks a whole lot like him.
I may re-do it and change the text on the outsides. We live in Oxford, PA which is a British name and we have a little creek nearby called Tweed Creek, so I want to try to put in “Oxfordian Ale, brewed in Oxford on Tweed.”
I may re-do it and change the text on the outsides. We live in Oxford, PA which is a British name and we have a little creek nearby called Tweed Creek, so I want to try to put in “Oxfordian Ale, brewed in Oxford on Tweed.”
Brewing an oak aged Strong Scottish like a take on Backwoods Bastard. I thought Rickhouse Rascal, which has the bourbon theme and repeating R's like their repeating B's. A guy in my club suggested Jawn Snow. Jawn is a Philly area term that can mean anything and John Snow, of course, was a bastard. I could play with the Jawn Snow label a little more, lot of blank space.
So this one is crazy...
I asked AI for a name and label for an apple and honey based cyser beverage using a Lord of the Rings theme. It gave me the name Eldarin Orchards. I watch movies, I am not the kind of nerd to know fantasy languages like Elvish or Klingon - but apparently Eldarin either means elvish or is related to a place in the Lord of the Rings genre.
Anyhow, the label that came back looks like about a dead knockoff of Angry Orchard - same color scheme, font/typeface, even has the twisted trees. My wife says this is her favorite label that AI has created so far.
I asked AI for a name and label for an apple and honey based cyser beverage using a Lord of the Rings theme. It gave me the name Eldarin Orchards. I watch movies, I am not the kind of nerd to know fantasy languages like Elvish or Klingon - but apparently Eldarin either means elvish or is related to a place in the Lord of the Rings genre.
Anyhow, the label that came back looks like about a dead knockoff of Angry Orchard - same color scheme, font/typeface, even has the twisted trees. My wife says this is her favorite label that AI has created so far.
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Pretty darned impressive.
For my Belgian Tripel that was aged for 6 weeks on French Oak, then bottle conditioned.
I think I like this one better, and orange marmalade is definitely in the flavor of this beer.
Always love a Beatles reference.
I hope that you're rightHope the name doesn't describe the taste...
Brew on
I love your brewery logo!
Reworked my pumpkin spice label...
Saw this as I attend a Christmas party hosted by my favorite local brewery (wearing an ugly sweater). Bravo!
This pic was from last year but I'm wearing the same sweater lol.
Printed result of my last label for this beer was disappointing, so I made something a little different
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I like it a lot. I also think you could even just call it “Mule Kick” or “Yule kick” Stout.
Oooh, Yule Kick would have been great, wish I hadn't already printed them this morning (and glued them on). But I'm totally stealing that for next year!
Imperial Stout with chocolate. I’ve had this on a back burner for awhile, finally got to it. Bottled today so it will be ready for Valentine’s Day.
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