Liquor and Craft Beer Logo/Label Designs

[Sport Billy 51]

4 Hands Brewing has some great ones

[eRay 362]

Local brewery up the street from me. Baxter Brewing Co.

[The Giant Pacific Octopus 593]

Damn that looks good.

[Alex Houston 364]

As much as I enjoy Surly's stuff, the typeface they use for some of the cans, like Furious and Cynic, just irks me for some reason. Maybe it's because the cans seem too busy to my eyes - http://bit.ly/1Q5O3RM

I'm a huge fan of Modern Times, with the slick, swift script they use, but I wish they would get rid of the lines on the side, so the text didn't look so compacted - http://bit.ly/1Ok1Iap

Deschutes just did a rebrand of their own and while I like the consistency of the name clean up top and the image with the description beneath, I don't know if I like the old type more or less compared to this one. Also, looking at these bottles makes me realize that I can't think of a brewery that has their label color correspond directly to the color of the beer. For instance, having a brown label for brown ales or a golden one for pilsners and such - http://bit.ly/1jMQiiK

[-kj 2,395]

...and now I want some Surly. Oh, well, just need to wait a month until I hit Minneapolis again.

[lopernv 327]

I'm into Side Launch's and Muskoka's aesthetic.

Love Collingwood's rye bottle as well.

[BeerGuyJordan 1,305]

Great Lakes Brewing Co., Cleveland

Relatively recent refresh of their labels (by Darren Booth). The former labels were awful.

Story: http://thefullpint.com/beer-news/great-lakes-brewing-company-reveals-new-labels/

Love Great Lakes, they always host some great Beer Week events. They still had the old labeling when I was there, this is definitely a step up.

[CDixonDesign 178]

One of the designers that is a huge inspiration to me, Matt Stevens, has a ton of great bottle designs, as well as working on identities for a few local Breweries.

More here: http://www.hellomattstevens.com

[Dexter Morgan 229]

[packerfan21396 577]

Milwaukee Brewing Company has some fairly decent labels:

[greyraven8 203]

Sleeping Giant Brewing Co. - local to me.

Only 2 varieties in cans right now.

Only available in growlers and kegs but there is a label on their Facebook site:

Old logo:

New logo:

[Gothamite 24,112]

Those MKE bottles are gorgeous. I love the repeated design with color-swap.

[ThePonderer 181]

The brewery local to my house - Heavy Seas Brewing Company:

I love Heavy Seas! They have really well designed labels that fit the concept.

[ThePonderer 181]

Here are some great beer tap designs of my favorite brewery here in Richmond, VA. They're called Strangeways Brewing Co. They are always experimenting and have great curiosities.

There are many more out there, but these are a few that I like a lot.

[DDR 3,069]

I had Einstok for the first time at the Norway Pavilion at Epcot and really liked their bottle design:

[hettinger_rl 1,423]

I really like the classic looks of Schell's, Shiner, and Leinenkugel's..

[kmccarthy27 305]

I had Einstok for the first time at the Norway Pavilion at Epcot and really liked their bottle design:

I did as well in March when I went. I wish Total Wine where I live carried that and the other varieties.

[mbannon92 280]

Triton Brewing Co. out of Indianapolis has a really clean, consistent look. And the beer is excellent.

[BroadwayBlueshirt 4]

The brewery down the way from my old house, Terrapin, was founded by a couple of deadheads, so it makes sense that their label designs are done by an artist who did work for the Grateful Dead.

[Gothamite 24,112]

The Bronx Brewery just updated their design, and they went from a terrible biker-chic mess to clean and classic.

Their can design is also very sharp.