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My thrid batch. I was trying to clone brown ale from my favorite brewery. They are called "At Three Roses" (U tri ruzi) with black roses in their logo.
I am only not happy with printed colors, because light blue background was printed as white (and I wasted money on color print:D).

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From my most-recent tasting party (which everyone bailed on because my friends suck something fierce...)

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Great job!! Do you have a template for the top portion? I haven't figured out how to do this yet but would like to start.
 
The lady suggested we put labels on our beers. We always just sharpie names (sometimes stupid ones) on the caps, but after a few weeks she can't remember what beer is what. So here you go...with no delusions of professionalism or class and just a touch of dork. You fancies wish your labels looked this good! :p
Oh, and for anyone who cares, the dude in the middle is my old man; the one from who(m?) I inherited the name "Whit"

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Here's the label I did for my chocolate stout. Now I just have to put them on the bottles... (The label for the bottle is just the diamond)

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This is for a beer I brewed Dec 21, the day the Mayan Calendar said the world ended. If the world really did end, I'd never be able to drink it, so I said "eff your mayan calendar!" and the name kinda stuck!

Sweet Stout with added cold-pressed mexican espresso. My sister-in-law did the logo. Entered in a local brewing contest, here's hoping i win (entry into GABF is the prize!)

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Wow, I quite like the middle part. Not a huge fan of the font on the sides but still, it's nice!
 
Wow, I quite like the middle part. Not a huge fan of the font on the sides but still, it's nice!

Thanks! my sister-in-law made the graphic in the middle, and I did the layout around it. Thanks for saying i suck :mug:

I made the text information very basic, so as to make people only look at the awesome image she did. It was a conscious decision to make it plain and generic, i swear!
 
Thanks! my sister-in-law made the graphic in the middle, and I did the layout around it. Thanks for saying i suck :mug:

I made the text information very basic, so as to make people only look at the awesome image she did. It was a conscious decision to make it plain and generic, i swear!

Your SIL does great work!
 
Joes Quick Grape and my dragon fruit mead. I have been doing a simple format tag for my corked bottles. Honeycomb holographic effect paper. Shiny so it looks faded in anything but the most angled photos.

edit to add the final labels of the day. Getting late but I still think it looks ok even if just a couple of quick google image searches.

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More bottled tonight of an oaked traditional rewarewa mead. Playing with claudine hellmuth sticky back canvas and an ink pad to shade the edges. The canvas peels straight off. Has just the perfect amount of stickiness to stay put while not being a hassle. Can keep repositioning them as well when getting it aligned straight.

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