Beers and Breweries with Bad Looking Labels

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  1. GreesyFizeek

    GreesyFizeek Grand High Pooh-Bah (6,026) Mar 6, 2013 New York
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    Horseheads Brewing out of the Finger Lakes area. Looks like a middle school graphics design beginner's class.
     
  2. Zimbo

    Zimbo Pooh-Bah (2,305) Aug 7, 2010 Scotland
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    Nope, I'm happy to stay. I like coming here to read and mull over what people have written on the off chance my viewpoint might be influenced and changed. Can't do that if I excuse myself.
     
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  3. shand

    shand Pooh-Bah (2,240) Jul 13, 2010 Florida
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    Now that's awful! Nice call.
     
  4. LambicPentameter

    LambicPentameter Initiate (0) Aug 29, 2012 Nebraska

    Well, you are also welcome to stay. Cheers.
     
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  5. BBAVUSO21

    BBAVUSO21 Initiate (0) Jan 25, 2013 New York

    very true
     
  6. GuzzLah

    GuzzLah Initiate (0) Mar 2, 2013 Illinois

    Spiteful Brewing. I'll probably try your beer someday, but your labels make me want to avoid you for a loooong time.

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  7. GuzzLah

    GuzzLah Initiate (0) Mar 2, 2013 Illinois

    I like most of your labels and most of the half a dozen of your beers I've tried. Standard Issue IPA doesn't make me want to buy the beer based on the name and the label. Same goes for Cash for Gold. I'll try them anyway because names and labels don't add much to the flavor.
     
  8. MisSigsFan

    MisSigsFan Initiate (0) Mar 2, 2013 California

    Middle Ages has some really poorly designed labels and DFH's are just boring.
     
  9. tstigz

    tstigz Initiate (0) Dec 6, 2010 Illinois

    Worst? Summit. Best? Odell.
     
  10. dalepryor

    dalepryor Initiate (0) Aug 30, 2007 Kentucky

    I like beer, not labels. I've never based a purchase on label alone. If I like the beer, the label is irrelevant and will still end up in my bottle collection.
     
  11. ChanChan

    ChanChan Maven (1,341) Dec 12, 2009 California

    Flying Dog
    I totally disagree with you!!
     
  12. MisSigsFan

    MisSigsFan Initiate (0) Mar 2, 2013 California

    I don't really like Sierra Nevada's labels either. Maybe it's because every time I see them they remind me of Saranac, and Saranac is pretty mediocre. I'm not a fan of the whole nature thing either has going on.
     
  13. bound4er

    bound4er Maven (1,371) Jul 4, 2007 Wisconsin

    New Glarus. Looks like something a brewery bottling out of a garage would produce.
     
  14. Pipeworks

    Pipeworks Initiate (0) May 28, 2009 Illinois

    alright! Now we're talking! Brad and Jason can GFT's >=)
     
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  15. fearfactory

    fearfactory Initiate (0) Aug 12, 2012 Massachusetts

    I love those personally ^
     
  16. alysmith4

    alysmith4 Pooh-Bah (1,738) Feb 11, 2005 District of Columbia
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    Didn't want to start a new thread, but I came across some GREAT labels today: Elysian (Beers of the Apocalypse). No idea how their beers are though..
     
  17. zid

    zid Grand Pooh-Bah (3,132) Feb 15, 2010 New York
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    Charles Burns is indeed great.
     
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  18. Neorebel

    Neorebel Initiate (0) Jun 29, 2005 New Jersey

    I happen to like the beers with comic book style labels, like Flying Dog, Three Floyds, and Clown Shoes. Bell's is pretty basic but not bad, and the new Weyerbacher labels are OK too.
     
  19. alysmith4

    alysmith4 Pooh-Bah (1,738) Feb 11, 2005 District of Columbia
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    If you haven't already, check out the Elysian Apocalypse beers. Ex:

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  20. Neorebel

    Neorebel Initiate (0) Jun 29, 2005 New Jersey

    Sick! I love Elysian's labels too!
     
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