I would like to create labels for my bottles currently aging at the 2 year mark. That being said, bottles are expensive so I would love to be able to remove the labels and re-use the bottles. Any thoughts on removable labels and/or a website that has solid wine label templates that look nice and I can simply input the info I care to share?
Which Labels to Use - wine label template, site, removal
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onlinelabels.com sell preglued labels that are easily removed. also have app for drawing your own labels usage based on purchasing blanks.
www.stoneycreekwinepress.com
www.grogtag.com
Not sure about removal, but you can remove any label if you work hard enough
www.grogtag.com
Not sure about removal, but you can remove any label if you work hard enough
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I buy all of my labels here. You can customize most any label to your liking.
https://www.zazzle.com/s/wine+labels
https://www.zazzle.com/s/wine+labels
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Avery has a free program called Design & Print. Been using it for quite a few years. It's not the friendliest program, but it's designed to design labels for Avery products.
You are limited to Avery products (height & width of labels, margins, etc) but this gives you a lot of leeway. I have been printing on Avery labels, but recently started printing on a color laser printer on colored paper, cutting the labels with a photo scrapbooking cutter. This works very nicely.
You are limited to Avery products (height & width of labels, margins, etc) but this gives you a lot of leeway. I have been printing on Avery labels, but recently started printing on a color laser printer on colored paper, cutting the labels with a photo scrapbooking cutter. This works very nicely.
