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[Henry22]

Great label.

That's a sweet label!

Thanks guys. I (well really my girlfriend) changed the color to an off white to bring out the text and picture. I thought everything was getting washed out by a similar color. Also resized it to make it more labely. It was quite big before. Ill edit this when its finished.

 

[hexXedBrewing]

nice label!

 

[BeerbellyBob]

 

[daveooph131]

Here is my new brewery logo. I'm putting this on a pint glass too at cafeexpress. That site is awesome!

 

[gobraves1090]

Here a few from last year, working on a few new ones now..... I'd love some feedback......

That is so aweome.

 

[cormano]

Bottle on Friday, my out of control dry cider:

 

[Jukas]

Bottle on Friday, my out of control dry cider:

Nice label. I'm curious how on earth you're getting a 17.4% cider. By my math you'd have to start with an OG around 1.125 and finish around 0.995

 

[D_Nyholm]

Lots of dextrose? Or maybe Apple juice concentrate or a little of both?

 

[tennesseean_87]

A lot of both.

 

[Rivenin]

here's a new one, i think i'm changing the brewery name

 

[FatBaldBeerGuy]

 

[TomD]

My First label

 

[Calichusetts]

My First label

Lose the shuttershock copyright stamp...nice idea though

 

[ToMakeBeer]

This is new to our customizable beer label collection: Beerfly

 

[spokaniac]

My first label. Also setting up a database that imports the label image, prints them out at 6 per page, and stores it along with the brewing data.

 

[Calichusetts]

This is new to our customizable beer label collection: Beerfly

Love the texture and color scheme but shouldn't those be fly wings and not bird wings?

 

[ToMakeBeer]

Love the texture and color scheme but shouldn't those be fly wings and not bird wings?

Hey Cali! It was an esthetics choice...the beer is flying...didn't want the beer to be an insect.

 

[AtlAggie]

Here is my first label for my first beer, although I still may add some sidebars w/text. Basic idea is that we'll name each beer after a various hare brained idea from history (first up is Stonehenge...which may have made sense at the time, but today seems a little loopy, what with draging those heavy stones all over England

Just bought some nice paper for these today, looking forward to getting these printed and applied to the bottles!

 

[homebrewdad]

http://www.homebrewdad.com/index.php?blogid=12

Sorry for the glare on the bottles; need to figure out how to reduce the flash requirement. Tripod, perhaps?

 

[Rivenin]

http://www.homebrewdad.com/index.php?blogid=12

Sorry for the glare on the bottles; need to figure out how to reduce the flash requirement. Tripod, perhaps?

Yep! Tripod and keep the shutter open longer

 

[urbanmyth]

My rendition of Martian Matters Brown Ale. Bottled the same night we butchered my brother's deer from this past season.

 

[sjjn]

My Oatmeal Stout label.

Fantastic...Captain Brownpants...

 

[rwinzing]

Here are a couple of labels and also my logo

 

[lilschmutz]

simple

 

[MeadLover]

My first label. Also setting up a database that imports the label image, prints them out at 6 per page, and stores it along with the brewing data.

I'm very interested in the database of which you speak. I'm not sure this thread is the place to discuss but I have a feeling more people would be interested. If nothing else, I'd like to hear more.

 

[daveooph131]

simple

I like this a lot

 

[dan6310]

Here are my 2 latest labels.

 

[cormano]

Nice label. I'm curious how on earth you're getting a 17.4% cider. By my math you'd have to start with an OG around 1.125 and finish around 0.995

Oops! Should be 12.5%, I have fixed the original file. Thanks for pointing that out.

Here is another new one, an imperial stout I brewed in September and bottled recently.

It was from a kit from Midwest, which according to my tradition means the label will be a parody of a commercial beer, this one being Victory's Storm King Imperial Stout.

 

[lilschmutz]

I like this a lot

Thanks! Me and a friend designed it for my hard cider. Means "dirty" in German. Also a bit of an inside joke.. like how grandmas always say "ya got a little schmutz.." and use their thumb to wipe dirt off your face.

 

[ToMakeBeer]

Here is a custom label we did today: