Post your labels here

[MarcOlivetti]

$1 is a great value when you look at time to design, waste from proofs, consumables (paper, ink, labels), shipping, and of course quality. IMO.

 

[winemaker81]

I used to print my own but since the company shut down the building I don't have access to our high-end printer

Ditto.

I'm using Avery Design & Print. They discontinued the desktop version -- I'm using the last version that was published. I tried their online version a couple of years ago -- it used fonts my printer didn't support to I wasted half a dozen sheets of labels as the font substitution was FUBAR. I haven't tried it since then.

 

[Boatboy24]

I went to David Noone’s Noontime Custom Labels site (www.noontimelabels.com) after reading this thread, and it was amazingly easy to create a label for my first kit of Stag’s Leap Merlot! I ordered a set and just got a notice that I’m “in production”. I can’t wait to receive and will post a picture of the label when I receive

Definitely quality labels. They give your bottles that 'Pro' feel.

 

[David Violante]

I saw this email yesterday and it made me think immediately of all the amazing labels here. There’s a little time left in The WineMaker Home Wine Label Contest. I don’t have anything to enter but there are some great ones here that should be sent in!

 

[Tigre Cieca di Bocco]

I decided to go without labels for my first batch and use the craft paper cellar tabs. I designed a rubber stamp to add a little more character to the tags. Maybe I will take my design to labels moving forward but have not decided yet

 

[mainshipfred]

Pretty simple but may be one of my favorites.

 

[Noontime]

Pretty simple but may be one of my favorites.
Love the name and imagery. A lot of people get "witty" wrong, great job.

 

[NCWC]

This wine has .....

 

[Noontime]

Pretty simple but may be one of my favorites.

Sorry messed up my previous post.
Love the name and imagery of the bluesberry. A lot of people get "witty" wrong, great job.