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I've been doing this wine thing for about five months now, and it's been a
lot of fun. I thought I'd share some of my experiences with labels for my wine. After about six iterations of label designs I hit upon the idea of using labels featuring Maine animals. I designed a general format to use for all the labels so now I have an "identity" for all my wines. So far I have designed labels for the following: Black Bear Cabernet Lonely Loon Pinot Grigio Plump Puffin Port Laughing Lobster Gewurztraminer and my favorite... Morose Moose Merlot I designed the labels using MS Publisher and discovered that four labels on an 8.5x11 page work perfectly. Each of the four fits very well on a 750ml bottle. I also discovered that ink jet ink runs when a bottle sweats after removing it from a refrigerator. So now I put the labels on my flash memory, take it down to Staples, and have them print it on their color laserjet. It works out to about 10 cents/label and it the labels don't run when the bottle sweats. I'd certainly be happy to e-mail an MS Publisher file of a label as a sample to anyone who is interested in designing their own. -- Bob Becker www.becker.org |
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