John’s Desert Island Beer Labels #1
This is not going to be one of those long descriptions of where I was when I was 12 years old, then where I went to school. Not all of […]
Read MoreJohn W
John’s Desert Island Beer Labels #2
I have always liked the little pictures that you get on Hole’s labels. On this one you not only get Newark Castle, but also the Castle Brewery and Castle Stout. […]
Read MoreJohn’s Desert Island Beer Labels #3
I think this label is quite beautiful. It is the design of course, classic style, but who could possibly have thought of calling a beer Old Dog Fox back in […]
Read MoreJohn’s Desert Island Beer Labels #4
I do have a thing about Stout. There must have been dozens of different names, even then. This label shows what can be done even with shades of grey.
Read MoreJohn’s Desert Island Beer Labels #5
Another colour combination that I think is particularly effective. Although the majority of the labels in my collection are oval or elliptical in shape, I do think that there are […]
Read MoreJohn’s Desert Island Beer Labels #6
Red and green, then red and brown and now red and black. A bit of a theme; another design I really like from a brewery close to my heart. Also […]
Read MoreJohn’s Desert Island Beer Labels #7
The combination of blue and yellow on a label has always interested me. I would have liked to include one of the Soulby, Sons and Winch labels, but the esteemed […]
Read MoreJohn’s Desert Island Beer Labels #8
Back to my liking for a brewery scene on a label. This is just a lovely example of design and conquer. And, of course it is still there as the […]
Read MoreJohn’s Desert Island Beer Labels #9
I felt my selection was too heavily biased towards oval labels. So for this one it is this lovely Nut Brown Ale from Rogers of Bristol. Shades of orange and […]
Read MoreJohn’s Desert Island Beer Labels #10
To finish I just had to find another label with a topographical flavour. Not the Southsea Brewery, sadly, but still a very nice representation of what I assume is the […]
Read More
