The Labeled Cellar

[Peterson314]

I pulled out all of my jars from the cellar and it made me happy.

 

[Briar’s Echo]

Awesome labeling. Did you print those yourself?

 

[Grangerous]

That should last awhile.

 

[kcghost]

But not as long as you think.

 

[Peterson314]

Awesome labeling. Did you print those yourself?

I designed all of the Country Squire labels myself and the majority of the rest of them from Cellar Labels dot com. If they don't have anything I really like (some are meh), I'll design one myself. I'll spend more time on them than strictly necessary

I printed these at home and I have a cutter to make sure I get nice, perfect 2" circles.

Most of these labels cover good 'ole Sharpie. That worked just fine, but I just love the little labels.

 

[Ray Popp]

Nice ...

 

[gervais]

Beautiful labels. Your OCD would have you gasping in a paper bag if you saw the way I label jars

 

[cosmicfolklore]

Looks good. I stack my jars so that you can't see the tops, so those fancy round labels don't work for me. But, if I only had a few like that, it would look nice.

 

[verporchting]

Beautiful labels. Your OCD would have you gasping in a paper bag if you saw the way I label jars

Yup, that’s true for mine too.

I once thought it would be a cool project to create beautiful labels and an organized cellaring system.

Yeah, that didn’t happen.

 

[Oddball]

Looks better than my scrawl on tape labels...

 

[Peter Turbo]

Nice, I tried registering on that site and it just wont let me lol.

 

[Peterson314]

Beautiful labels. Your OCD would have you gasping in a paper bag if you saw the way I label jars

The horror! You should invite us all over and we'll burn the evidence.

 

[Peterson314]

Nice, I tried registering on that site and it just wont let me lol.

No, I got stuck in that stupid loop too. Go to community.cellarlabels.com instead of www. You log in from there.

 

[BiginV3gas]

I've been delving into the cellaring of a few blends that I really like. I don't know if that community.cellarlabels.com site is well-moderated any longer, but you can download a number of labels from the site. I've discovered some step savers along the way. If you're trying to label standard mason jar lids, use Avery Presto #94501, a 2.0" circular label. If you're trying to label wide-mouth mason jar lids, use Avery Presto #94512, a 2.75" circular label. If you want rectangular labels for the side of the jar, go with Avery Presto #94237. You can create a free account on the Avery site to load the respective templates and hammer out your labels. I'll attach a couple examples of labels that I built from scratch, for personal use...

 

[didimauw]

I pulled out all of my jars from the cellar and it made me happy.

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Is every single jar in your cellar
different?

 

[AJL67]

I started to do those but the printing can be finicky plus now my jars are on shelves, so i use white paper tape and a sharpie, do they feel bad about it, i don’t care they ate just filthy tobacco whores that get screwed and unscrewed and filled over and over and I’ll be damned if a whore is going to make me feel bad.

 

[ChippewaAce]

That makes me happy too

 

[anotherbob]

never labeled my jars. The funny thing is most of the time you can tell by looking at the tobacco.

 

[Briar Tuck]

Looks better than my scrawl on tape labels...

Yep, that's my method as well.

 

[ashdigger]

I’ve used a label maker, a sticker with my chicken scratch, hence the label maker, and one time I peeled a decal off a tin with a heat gun.

It all ends the same. A disorganized mess.

So I use the dinner theory. It doesn’t matter how it goes in. It’s all comes out in the end.