Label Making Paper, Green

Think of these labels as essentially the front and back of the sticky area on an envelope. The side that is printed on is similar to basic computer papar. As a result it smears easily when it gets just a little wet. The sticky side is applied by moistening the paper and sticking to the surface. Unfortunately this method does need seem to be particularly effective when applying to glass bottles. Overall this is a poor product.

Similar experience to Scott. The labels don't seem to adhere terribly well to glass bottles and quickly loosen when wet (which of course happens from time to time with beer bottles). That said, the price is not bad and with a little bit of tinkering the labels can be made to hold-fast.

I will always look back at this product with fondish memories. Did my experience the other two people's reviews? Yes. Did it bother me that much? No. This is by far a perfect product but to me that was okay for the novelty of seeing your own custom made label on your own custom made beer. And one thing that I did enjoy about the labels is that they do come off easily with water. Which if you've cleaned off enough labels from commercial bottles; you can really appreciate a label that comes off easily.

I use a laser printer and the labels come out fine and dont run. The print quality is very good, about what you would expect with plain paper in a printer. They're a good way to label your beer or wine, especially if you have multiple styles. They go on easily and come off easily.

I like the green labels for my IPA bottles. It gives it an "earthy" feel to it. These are good quality. They stay on nice, but are easy to remove too.