My first label

[UBB]

Pretty basic and rather cheaply made but I'm pretty happy with them given my budget!

 

[ibglowin]

Nice and clean and looks like it would work on just about any type of wine. Did you print at home or take to a print shop. Looks good!

 

[Rocky]

I am guessing that is commercial all the way since they are printed on a roll fed machine.

Nice labels, UBB. I guess you are getting a generic label for your "winery" and plan to "personalize" each with a felt tip pen. What do they charge for programming, set up and run? How many did you buy? If I am getting into your business, tell me.

 

[Runningwolf]

I like the whole concept. Great looking label.

 

[Angelina]

Very nice label. Well done!
I am currently working on my first label as well so it won't be long

 

[roblloyd]

Looks nice! Great idea but that won't work for me. My hand writting isn't good enough.

 

[ffemt128]

You can probably feed that into a label machine and print. I thought about that today while I was giving blood since they were printing labels for the forms. They were probably 3X4 labels.

 

[Wade E]

Looks nice! Great idea but that won't work for me. My hand writting isn't good enough.

Im with you on that one!!!!!!

 

[UBB]

The quality of the paper isn't real good but for .18/piece the price was right. My writing is less then ideal so the wife has been recruited for future labeling projects. When my grapes come I plan on upgrading the paper but plan on keeping the 'logo'. I have 1000 of them to practice getting them on straight as a labeling machine is not in my budget right now!

Thanks for the kind feedback.

 

[Rocky]

UBB, a suggestion: Have your wife get an old "nib" type pen and a bottle of indelible ink and write the name of the wine and number each one, like "Apple No. 2010-01" for the first bottle of the 2001 vintage of Apple.

 

[Wade E]

A labeling machine isnt in any of our budgets!!!!!!! If it was Id have one!!!!