WINE KIT LABELS FROM GEORGE

[TNFISHRMAN]

I am going to bottle my Green apple thatcame as a kit from George and was curious as to how I am supposed to afix the labels to the bottles? The labels were the ones that George gives for free with the purchase of a kit. Lynn

 

[Hippie]

Wet the bottle and stick the label to it. Use a sponge or foam paintbrush.

 

[Hi In The Pines]

I am going to bottle my Green apple thatcame as a kit from George and was curious as to how I am supposed to afix the labels to the bottles? The labels were the ones that George gives for free with the purchase of a kit. Lynn

By chance is it the Green Apple Riesling??

 

[TNFISHRMAN]

Definitely Green Apple Riesling, Hi in the Pines!!! Have you tried it???


Hippie, As always thanks, I should have known but have never used this type of label. Have a good one!!

 

[Cove Cottage]

Hey, don't feel bad. I had never seen that type of label before. I finally decided to lick my finger to see if one side was sticky.... very technical.<?amespace prefix = o ns = "urnchemas-microsoft-comfficeffice" />

 

[Waldo]

OK...So which side of your finger was sticky

 

[peterCooper]

I would imagine it is the side that went into the concentrate after trying to
get the cap off.

 

[peterCooper]

Seriously, if we are using plain paper for our labels, what is the best way to
fix them to the bottle? I used spray craft glue this time round but that may
be a little over the top. I don't want to have a bad time taking labels off
afterwards. Not that I'll have too much to do. I have a whole set of
Christmas wishes be expressed right now and they'll be fulfilled with
instructions to return the bottle sans label.

 

[rgecaprock]

I just use a glue stick.....works just fine!!!


RGE

 

[MedPretzel]

I use labels from www.worldlabels.com.


They peel and stick, and are pretty easy to come off.





You can cut them yourself and no hassle, really.





I never spray anything because it's too much work. My wines don't last that long anyhow.