BeerBorg

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Here's my Rye Pale Ale in the bottle. I wish more of you would post pics on this thread!

Your labels are always awesome. I only put a little round label on the cap, so I don't really have anything to post.

Thanks blackduck. I still really want to see your little round cap labels. Did I just make it wierd? I just made it wierd didn't I?

I can do that. It's not much. Just a label with writing on it. I put the name of the beer, the bottling date and the ABV on it. Not home right now, but I'll snap a pic and post later.

So here is the label. Pretty straight forward. Name, rank, and serial number.

Ahh yes. You've really captured the essence of the beer within with your refined no nonsense approach to label design. The use of a green label for your "Fruit Salad" beer was a stroke of subtle genius. Bravo!
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BlackDuck wrote:So here is the label. Pretty straight forward. Name, rank, and serial number.

I only brew 2 gallon batches and use 16 oz bottles which comes to 15-16 bottles to label. If I were making bigger batches or using smaller bottles, I would probably go the minimalist route as well.

Yup...I do 5 gallon batches, so 50 to 55 little labels on the caps are good enough for me.

AAAhhhhhhhh....................Fruit Salad................I remember it fondly.

Just fartin' around on the 'puter today and made up a tee-shirt print design for my "brewery". Might go get some of that iron-on transfer paper and make a few for me and mine.

A better straight on pic of Big Ben


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BlackDuck wrote:Yup...I do 5 gallon batches, so 50 to 55 little labels on the caps are good enough for me.

I like labels but I drink them faster then I can design, print, cut out and glue them on and then I have to remove them. Can't do it either on 50 plus bottles per batch, but do like to label when I give them away which the above bottles are for. For my own consumption this is how I do it. A berryman secret code

Edit: Ibasterd your labels are always Kick-Azz

Nice labels and good looking beer berryman!