Favorite Looking Beer?

I may be alone in this but I really enjoy seeing the new labels and four pack designs of Ommegang.

 

New Hampshire doesn't like one of their labels a lot.

 

Which one?

 

As a brewery, I love Great Divide's labels.
Great design, great layout, easy to find bottling date, on label food pairing suggestions.
Doesn't hurt that as good as things look on the outside, the contents never disappoint.

 

Founders Breakfast Stout. It's banned (bottles) in NH because it's beer with a label of a child on it.

 

I've always thought Unibroue Terrible was really cool.

 

The fact that you didn't know what BCBS means actually makes me so happy! Good to see that at least one of us isn't caught up in the hype machine.....sadly I can't say I'm not part of the machine, but I try to keep myself under control.

Anyways, on topic. I think my favorite labels have to be Sierra Nevada. Simple, timeless, and classy. I remember drinking a Tumbler a few weeks ago and staring at the label, then I told my girlfriend that I wanted to live in that cabin haha.

 

Hop Stoopid. Crazy sticky lacy head like cotton candy.... for call girls.

 

Love the graphics on the Fantome bottles. but also love the simplistic idea of the HF design with different colors and elegant names.

 

FFF Mutiny and the Mollusk was my favorite label ever.

 

Tank 7 for sure. Great silhouette to the bottle and the label art is really nice too.

 

Yeah, I guess I really don't care about the art. It certainly wouldn't make me peel a 10 spot out of my wallet, on the count of a picture, I mean. Still, I like my brews sharply dressed, all inviting and engaging in the fridge, with not some crappy design or art. But I look at it, sure. And if I like the brew, I start liking the art; this is just the way Pavlov goes. I guess the only real case I can think of for disappointment, is probably the art on Two Hearted Ale, a top five 'go to' beer for me. I think the watercolor trout is lame, and half of it, and dead, and uninteresting and so out of context (from the habitat) that it seems to me, well, stupid. It's a fine fish, for sure (but as a watercolor, it's gauzy), but come on, it's (the river) is one of MI great up north places, with literary fame and everything; and if you've seen it first hand, or actually been there, it's happily one of the prettiest, remote, boreal, terrific rivers for sure...and also reminds one of a thousand other scenes like in, in the great North. So I ask Bell's, where's the river? The pines? The trout. Get a new label...this one, to me doesn't catch the greatness of the river, or even for sure, the brew.

 

That's fucking stupid

 

OP, why limit it to 4-packs?

 

I agree. Flying Dog's labels are awesome and eye catching ... Founders are weird and don't really seem to catch the deliciousness that's inside.

 

cuvee de jacobins rouge.

 

That's just stupid.

 

I mean FFF put a stoned troll, unicorn, rainbow, and Princess Peach on their label.

 

Narwhal is badass