Beer bottle labels making

[Kent]

Hi all,

What do you all do for bottle labels? Do you have a label making site you would recommend? Would love to make some nice labels for some brew we gift to friends.

Kent

[tominboston]

I have used grog tag a couple of times. Not cheap but labels came out ok. There are prob many choices, I just happened to fall into this one.

[Rburrelli]

I have used bottleyourbrand.com. They usually have some sort of promotion or coupon. Easily removable as well.

[voltron]

There's a shrink sleeve called Fastlabel you can use w/o the need for adhesive. You'd have to print out your design and cut the labels, but it's an option.

[brew_cat]

Print them out on brewers friend and stick them on with milk

[sneezles61]

^^^^ Really? Milk? Sneezles61

[brew_cat]

Yup

[Braque]

www.beerlabelizer.com
This is what I use.

[WMNoob]

They don't moooove??

[RedIvan16]

My brother works in politics and so he has a lot of contacts in the local graphic design and printing industries. I get a pretty good deal on small batches of custom labels and I don't have to pay for shipping which is nice.

I've seen some fair prices from the company I order my caps from, Bottle Mark.

[brewmanchu]

When I bottled and labeled as well I designed some neat labels myself and used the fat free milk approach as mentioned above. Works like a dream and they come off easy too!

[Spammy]

I do the same, works great!

[barbarianbrewer]

My wife created a template for me using an inexpensive graphics application (Print Master) that she had from long ago. I fill in the beer name & ABV and print them on Avery adhesive labels (2x3 labels/sheet). I only print labels when I'm giving beer as a gift or bringing beer to a party.

[sneezles61]

I was able to get some tags made... kinda like a repair tag you'd see... they are spendy, so I didn't use them... 1.56" masking tape all the way now! Sneezles61

[Steve]

I use Microsoft Publisher to create the label image since its very flexible, then either print on plain paper and use the FastLabel shrink sleeve as @Voltron mentioned above, or print them on gummed label making paper. A quick coat of spray polyurethane after printing helps keep the ink from running if the labels get a bit damp.

I have also used plain paper and milk as @brew_cat suggested - it really does work.

[Cabin]

I hate to say it but printing on plain 20lb paper and attaching with milk works the best!

I print through Lightroom.

If you want more info on printing just send me a message

Cabin

[Kent]

Thanks for all the suggestions.

appreciated

Kent