Do you label your brew bottles? If so, what information do you put on the
label? How easy is it to remove the labels for the next brew?

Red

Depending on what kind of labels you use, some of them actually fall off in
water. No scraping over and over with a razor blade. I just put the abv%,
name of the brew, brew date, batch number, a picture and sometimes a smart
ass comment on it. Just get creative.

--
Joe Romero
Panama City, FL


"RedMan" <nothanks@notlikely.net> wrote in message
news:c995f5$175m$1@otis.netspace.net.au...[color=blue]
> Do you label your brew bottles? If so, what information do you put on the
> label? How easy is it to remove the labels for the next brew?
>
> Red
>
>[/color]

"RedMan" <nothanks@notlikely.net> wrote in message
news:c995f5$175m$1@otis.netspace.net.au...[color=blue]
> Do you label your brew bottles? If so, what information do you put on the
> label? How easy is it to remove the labels for the next brew?[/color]

I put a coloured sticker dot on the top with a number and have all the info
on my computer i.e. Red dot 4 = IPA with recipe and dates.

You have all the info you need without having to get labels off the bottle.
Saying that I do make labels when giving beers as gifts. Style, Alcohol
content,date bottled are on my labels