Show Us Your Label

[PassionatePigBrewery]

Im a cop and have a bunch of kids. The name and motto came naturally

 

[BVilleggiante]

Just finished my label. Pretty damn pleased with it.

 

[letmeholleratya]

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Great label. I take it this is just your stock logo. Do you have any brew specific ones?

 

[BVilleggiante]

Was this to me? The pic didn't come through on your response.

Great label. I take it this is just your stock logo. Do you have any brew specific ones?

 

[Klickmania]

Brewed up Charlie Papazian's Palilalia IPA as my first beer. Figured I'd try and make a label for it as well. Hope you guys like it! Have about 10 more days to condition and I CANNOT wait to try it.

First bomber. Plain paper with laminate on. Plan on keeping this one.

This one does the color's a little better justice

 

[letmeholleratya]

Was this to me? The pic didn't come through on your response.

It was actually to the post above yours. But what is your brewery called?

 

[jmtwo]

My label for the clone of Stones 15th anniversary.

Not too original, but I wanted to pay respect to the original label.

My standard label I use:

I usually just change the colors and text for each beer. Makes it easier when I been drinkin'.

 

[micahshaw]

Here are some of our labels. We seem to be getting better at them.

I don't have the label image, but here are some of our latest bottles all labeled:

We print up a few of the full labels for giveaways, and the rest we label with smaller labels that just include the main section in the middle, not pouring instructions or story section. You can see some of these smaller ones on the table in the last picture, and all the bottles you can actually see are labeled with this the small labels. We also make a matching neck label for each beer, which is really helpful for identifying the bottles when they are all down in a case box and the labels don't show. I LOVE the way my beer fridge looks now with all these labeled bottles in there. I swear the beer tastes better.

 

[flushdrew42]

i use one label at this point, it's pretty generic, but the text on the right side of the label changes with the details of each beer, ABV/IBUs, contents of the grist etc.

the left side of the label is info on me, and where/how i brew each beer. comments on the process, batch sizing etc.
all of my beers are "card related" names. i host a home poker game, and my birthday is april second, and i jokingly refer to 4/2 as the "best hand in poker, play it like it's aces" so, people started calling me four deuce.

 

[Calichusetts]

Brewed up Charlie Papazian's Palilalia IPA as my first beer. Figured I'd try and make a label for it as well. Hope you guys like it! Have about 10 more days to condition and I CANNOT wait to try it.

First bomber. Plain paper with laminate on. Plan on keeping this one.

This one does the color's a little better justice

Super classy...love labels like this. Where did you get the images from?

 

[PassionatePigBrewery]

Great label. I take it this is just your stock logo. Do you have any brew specific ones?

Just my logo. I'm fermenting my first batch now (Angry Sow IPA). I'm gonna wait to see how it turns out before I label it.

 

[BVilleggiante]

It was actually to the post above yours. But what is your brewery called?

Brick Cow Brewing Company

 

[Klickmania]

Super classy...love labels like this. Where did you get the images from?

Thanks a lot man. I'm pretty happy with how it turned out as well. Got all the images from a quick google search actually lol. I edited them pretty extensively in photoshop to get them all around the same color tones and stuff but you get the idea.

 

[letmeholleratya]

Brick Cow Brewing Company

Well now i feel like a *******... nice label though!

 

[BVilleggiante]

Cheers mate! Appreciate it.

Well now i feel like a *******... nice label though!

 

[Mdessert]

 

[Mdessert]

 

[JamesPomm]

Hi, I just joined and I thought I'd show you guys some of the labels I've been working on

This was the first beer I made, a crappy kit beer, still tasted nice.

Second beer, a Woodford wherry.

And the third, a blood orange hefe-weizen.

I normally cut around the labels so that's why its a little messy on the outside.

What do you guys think?

Awesome labels!

 

[Calichusetts]

Awesome labels!

Agreed...really like the artwork and cultural side of it

 

[KingSaru]

Thanks guys, I appreciate it!

 

[dross2]

I love it!

 

[zgardener]

Here are my first real attempts at labels, the girlfriend's family is having a family reunion this weekend, and I figured, if they are going to auction off my brews, I might as well make them look fancy.
I taught myself photoshop in about 2 hours in the process of making these. Not too bad, if I don't say so myself.

 

[tom_gamer]

Here are my first real attempts at labels, the girlfriend's family is having a family reunion this weekend, and I figured, if they are going to auction off my brews, I might as well make them look fancy.
I taught myself photoshop in about 2 hours in the process of making these. Not too bad, if I don't say so myself.<img src="https://www.homebrewtalk.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=56797"/>

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I can see the atlas bock being a commercial label.

 

[zgardener]

I can see the atlas bock being a commercial label.

Thanks, It's my favorite, simple, distinct, and bright.

 

[blackntan]

Keepin it simple

 

[ScootersAle]

My label for the clone of Stones 15th anniversary.

Not too original, but I wanted to pay respect to the original label.

My standard label I use:

I usually just change the colors and text for each beer. Makes it easier when I been drinkin'.

+1 for a beer label with a frenchie!

I'm planning a similar label with my Frenchie. Although I'm thinking of doing a black and white type of thing, and my Frenchie has a messed up ear, so one of his ears is small, so that will make it unique.

 

[jmtwo]

+1 for a beer label with a frenchie!

I'm planning a similar label with my Frenchie. Although I'm thinking of doing a black and white type of thing, and my Frenchie has a messed up ear, so one of his ears is small, so that will make it unique.

My Frenchie is my brew dog. He's overseen every batch I've made.

His right ear is messed up too, so the art I used looks just like him.

 

[jlb307]

here's my latest attempt at a label for an ESB I made back in January and let condition pretty much for two months!
Kind of an inside joke between me and a couple coworkers based on a supervisor's ratings of us. Fred was angry, I was sarcastic, and Steve was just "coasting along."

figured it sounded like a good name for a punk band.

 

[Genjin]

Two more. Just bottled the Stuffy Englishman and I think it may be the best beer yet. No detectable off-flavors and well balanced - whoohoo!

 

[tom_gamer]

Two more. Just bottled the Stuffy Englishman and I think it may be the best beer yet. No detectable off-flavors and well balanced - whoohoo!

I like the writing on the stuffy Englishman. Did you scan that in?