Show Us Your Label

[copenhagen]

I found more creative works here. wanna share some of my work for Carribbean Brewery

 

[planetscott]

 

[barrooze]

I'd prefer this beer to be poured into a glass and served to me without the bottle... If I saw the bottle and label, I may not have the nerve to try it...

 

[Spraentart]

This is my first label I've ever made. I'm not sure if this is what I will go with when the beer is finally done. I'll probably change the text to something on the right side that will be the same on all the beers I brew.. what I wrote on there now was just place holder.

 

[kaz4121]

Thought I would add my first label. The recipe is EdWort's Haus Ale, which I renamed to EdWort's Pale Ale to avoid confusion with my house ale.

 

[Spraentart]

Thought I would add my first label. The recipe is EdWort's Haus Ale, which I renamed to EdWort's Pale Ale to avoid confusion with my house ale.

Very nice, what is the QR code on there?

 

[kaz4121]

Very nice, what is the QR code on there?

Thanks for the feedback!

I added the QR code to make the label look more authentic, similar to a barcode on "real" beer labels. I was inspired to do this after seeing many labels in this very thread with the QR code. The little twist I put on my QR code, is that it pulls you to a google doc that asks for anonymous feedback on three things (flavor profile - hoppy to malty, body profile - light to heavy, and overal impression - undrinkable to perfect). I wanted to keep it short and sweet while at the same time providing some valuable feedback, especially from non-brewers or beer enthusiasts!

 

[Warthaug]

The little twist I put on my QR code, is that it pulls you to a google doc that asks for anonymous feedback on three things (flavor profile - hoppy to malty, body profile - light to heavy, and overal impression - undrinkable to perfect). I wanted to keep it short and sweet while at the same time providing some valuable feedback, especially from non-brewers or beer enthusiasts!

This is a cool idea - I use QR codes to encode the recipe, but your idea would be far more meaningful to a broader range of people!

I may have to steal it!

Bryan

 

[JamesPomm]

Thanks for the feedback!

I added the QR code to make the label look more authentic, similar to a barcode on "real" beer labels. I was inspired to do this after seeing many labels in this very thread with the QR code. The little twist I put on my QR code, is that it pulls you to a google doc that asks for anonymous feedback on three things (flavor profile - hoppy to malty, body profile - light to heavy, and overal impression - undrinkable to perfect). I wanted to keep it short and sweet while at the same time providing some valuable feedback, especially from non-brewers or beer enthusiasts!

That is a great idea for the QR code!

 

[kaz4121]

This is a cool idea - I use QR codes to encode the recipe, but your idea would be far more meaningful to a broader range of people!

I may have to steal it!

Bryan

Be my guest. I'm glad I could contribute! I always am looking for honest feedback since I sometimes feel that friends and family are just saying that it is "good" because I made it.

Here is my sample google doc form for that particular beer:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dHVlN1Jqcy1nUlNLZEFhakhqbUpVNkE6MQ

you can shorten the URL for free through tinyurl.com. My was shortened to

http://tinyurl.com/tl-edwortspaleale

 

[cormano]

Hard lemonade, just in time for the holiday.

 

[dross2]

one of my two most recent batches

 

[dross2]

one of my two most recent batches

 

[gtmaus]

Here is one of my recent lables

 

[Mdessert]

My first Belgian.

 

[Mdessert]

More Nemo

 

[CrookedRootsBrewing]

For my latest batch.

 

[CrookedRootsBrewing]

@andyhannas, that looks terrific! love the style

 

[Warthaug]

I've started kegging, so now I have to do double-duty on the labels For my blue-moon clone, kegged on friday:
Bottle (QR code is the recipe):

Tap handle:

Bryan

 

[gmcapone]

Working on this one now, its a Black IPA. Any feedback on it would be appreciated.

 

[icantbejon]

I love Oktoberfest....definitely my favorite beer season. Gonna brew this up on Sun

Front:

Back: Which after I complete will have all the beer stats on it as well.

 

[JTMavs]

Probably too lazy to search the entire thread. There are lots of great labels here. I can't find a label creator software to do my ideas. What do you all suggest?

 

[twgardner2]

Probably too lazy to search the entire thread. There are lots of great labels here. I can't find a label creator software to do my ideas. What do you all suggest?

Just check the Stickies on this board (Label Display & Discussion)

 

[VMCosco]

I like to keep it simple. I also don't fancy myself a good enough brewer yet to warrant a brewery name (actually just can't come up with anything yet). I am pretty passionate about being a Michigander so that is why I included the little map.

 

[Zeus1120]

For my latest batch.

Love this one. Clean layout, all info is readily accessible, yet still visually interesting. Good job.

 

[Zeus1120]

The latest, and by far not the greatest, but the last part of a going away present to some friends. Trying to give them a taste of Tennessee to remember us southerners by when they head to the wiles of Indiana.

 

[StittsvilleJames]

The latest, and by far not the greatest, but the last part of a going away present to some friends. Trying to give them a taste of Tennessee to remember us southerners by when they head to the wiles of Indiana.

I like it. Except for the typos, of course...

 

[bellinmi88]

New label design:

 

[bellinmi88]

The finished product

 

[Spraentart]

My second attempt at a label. Some of you guys are crazy creative really wish I had the mind/photoshop talent for that.