It was bottle day. It’s a pretty fascinating process, if you ask me. I particularly enjoy the re-capping tool. It’s pretty awesome. Red Herring Ale.

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booze at work? probably the best sign for our next release waiting in the wings

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A warning on the label of a New Glarus R&D Geuze, courtesy of daknole.

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About this time last year I did my first label design for Half Acre. At that time Big Hugs looked like this. He is distinctly less cuddly this year. But imagine the beer is still good.

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www.etsy.com/listing/51843940/luggage-tag-from-rerpurpose…

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Day 20/365: Except not. Utah beer fans will notice something is not quite right tonight. "I know these beers", they will say, "but the labels, they are all wrong!" And indeed they are, or maybe I should say terribly terribly right. These redone bottles represent a completed project by my …

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April 28, 2011 – Czech Mate is a pilsner beer brewed with European Pilsner malt and Czech hops (and lots of them). It is from the Paddock Wood Brewing Co. which is billed as Saskatchewan’s first and only microbrewery. It came in a unique 355 mL glass bottle with a …

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so this is again taken inside the man cave. this is the cap can. everyone who has a beer in the man cave puts their cap in the cap can. this thing is like two feet deep.

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Time to label some beers… Ken came over to help label the Wrinkly McNutts bottles – there were a lot of them, as this was our first try at a 10 gallon batch…

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Actually, he just likes the empty plastic bottle – namely to pop the cap off and get to that little plastic ring left on the neck. Once he chews it up and leaves it on the carpet he proceeds to mutilate the rest of bottle.Cheap toys.

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