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As Niman says it is good and has been used by many members - http://www.beerlabelizer.com/
Soton
some random guy
You could try making your own, you can download a free photo shop type program and the just add pictures and some text
I did these using word
What I did below didn't take long, I just googled the beer kit and the went to images and chose one from there, then I just added a little touch of my own to make them a bit more personal
I did these using word
What I did below didn't take long, I just googled the beer kit and the went to images and chose one from there, then I just added a little touch of my own to make them a bit more personal
Wonderwoman
Regular.
Whats the easiest way to stick them on and peel them off again?
Brush with some milk
Wonderwoman
Regular.
nice, doesn't that smell after a while?
You could use different coloured Crown caps with the addition of a small coloured sticker.
I use 5 different coloured caps and 6 different coloured small circular stickers on the caps
Then write on a sheet of paper what each combination has in it.
No need to remove labels and make new uns for each new brew just cap as normal and add a little sticker. job done and free up more time for drinking
I use 5 different coloured caps and 6 different coloured small circular stickers on the caps
Then write on a sheet of paper what each combination has in it.
No need to remove labels and make new uns for each new brew just cap as normal and add a little sticker. job done and free up more time for drinking
DethApostle
Regular.
Or get some c. 25mm round white stickers from ebay and download a free word template and print your own cap labels
Something like this.
(the main bottle label is a waterproof sticker and so far they appear to survive a trip through the dishwasher unscarred!)
DA
Something like this.
(the main bottle label is a waterproof sticker and so far they appear to survive a trip through the dishwasher unscarred!)
DA
Sonnal
Brewster
nice, doesn't that smell after a while?
No smell at all and the best thing is that they just float off in water when you wash the bottles after use.
No horrible sticky stuff to remove.
MyQul
Chairman of the Bored
Or get some c. 25mm round white stickers from ebay and download a free word template and print your own cap labels
Something like this.
(the main bottle label is a waterproof sticker and so far they appear to survive a trip through the dishwasher unscarred!)
DA
Love it DA. Wish I had a printer
DethApostle
Regular.
The sticker itself came from http://www.discountstickerprinting.co.uk/ I think and cost about ã50 for blumin loads of them (due to minimum order size!!!) and the logo was made by a designer friend I know.
The cap labels themselves are dead cheap though and any basic printer will be able to knock them out. Bonus is that there is no label peeling needed when reusing the bottle and you can also see what each bottle is when they are in a box/crate without having to pick them up!
DA
The cap labels themselves are dead cheap though and any basic printer will be able to knock them out. Bonus is that there is no label peeling needed when reusing the bottle and you can also see what each bottle is when they are in a box/crate without having to pick them up!
DA
I just use silver caps and a sharpie to add a number, which happily coincides with the batch number. I keep a record of all my beers in a notebook with the number written in as well. After a while you get to remember which beer is which so you don't need to refer to the book. I know all of my beers from batch 12 - 20.
nice, doesn't that smell after a while?
No, it just glues them on and you don't get wrinkles in the labels either. Also with a slight wetting when you wash out the bottles the labels come off really easy.
I only started using milk a few months ago and I'm most impressed.
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