Label Templates

[Petrolhead]

Anyone know of a good website with plenty of home brew templates as I had a search and couldn’t find one.

I don’t really want to copy a label wholesale but would like to get one that I like and customise it.

 

[Martybhoy]

Try www.beerlabelizer.com

They have some free templates and some you need to pay for. I always use their free templates when I do bottle swaps. I don't bother for beer I'm going to drink myself.

 

[WierdFish]

Print them on normal paper and stick on the bottle with milk, yes milk. Makes getting them off dead easy afterwards and surprising how well they stick.

 

[Martybhoy]

+1 on the milk. And it doesn't smell either. Works a treat

 

[Mungri]

Try www.beerlabelizer.com

They have some free templates and some you need to pay for. I always use their free templates when I do bottle swaps. I don't bother for beer I'm going to drink myself.

Good shout that. It's only about £5.00 to use all the premium designs.
I wouldn't bother if drinking myself, but it's nice to have something on the bottles / mini kegs if sharing with others.

 

[foxbat]

Is there anywhere that does cost effective high quality printing on plastic labels? It would be nice for pump clips, tbe odd "show" bottle etc. Printing with a home printer looks OK but I'd like it to look properly professional.

 

[The Baron]

Hi Foxbat
I use the free labelizer print them on paper cut out and laminate for pump clips etc

 

[Horners]

I prefer the look of the free oval labels - is there an easy way to print this to oval shaped stickers. Otherwise it will be a ball ache to sit there and cut them out?

 

[Saisonator]

Spray with hair lacquer to stop the ink smudging.

 

[cheshirehomebrew]

I designed my own labels and had a friend go over them prior to printing out, he runs a business doing vinyl signs posters car wraps etc, he printed off 400 for me you can see them on my thread for the rye beer I just brewed in brewdays