These are the final label designs, that were sent to the printer.
Just some minor tweaks, re-wording, layout to fit templates/full bleed, etc. fr0m the last iteration.
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Just watched your video from French Oak on vimeo. Love your setup, and really love your labels. I am kinda a design freak, who happened to just brew my first batch of beer (also in my second bathroom, trying my patience). I love that you took the time to really consider the presentation of your beer, quality product deserve quality design. You mentioned in the video that your labels really hold up, any chance you could give me a link to the type you use?
ReplyDeleteThanks, and thanks for your time in the episode, I really enjoyed it. I am putting together my equipment to start attempting all-grain brewing, so it was nice to see the process as it happens (I am a visual person).
Good luck with your brews!
Thanks for the kind words...I went with www.sheet-labels.com.
ReplyDeleteI went with the 'weatherproof' labels:
http://www.sheet-labels.com/weatherproof_labels
Thank you. Also, I love your wooded boxes, if you don't mind, I think I will probably borrow that idea at some point in the future.
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