Wine Thread

I like Trader Joe's for cheap wines. They get some good ferrin wines in for a very reasonable price.

Looking to design my new wine label today if I have time. Used to just use JWS Wines and a picture of whatever fruit, or a generic grape picture. Thinking I may change name and find some type of dance logo.
 
Looking to design my new wine label today if I have time. Used to just use JWS Wines and a picture of whatever fruit, or a generic grape picture. Thinking I may change name and find some type of dance logo.

That is so much fun to do...

I have a picture of my last wine label earlier in his thread, etp...:)
 
Yeah, it's a ton of fun, but I haven't done it for sevearl years. Opened a couple bottles I had made long ago whiel I was visitin gparents, helped get me interested again, so going to restart when I make it back.

Had to go back several pages, but love the label. :) I'm just happy if I get mine on straight, not creative enough to get a pun like that. ;)
 
Wow people who make wine and their own labels here? Hopefully I'll meet you all someday, and you'll rescue me from my beer :)
 
Heh, not a big beer drinker myself, but friends and some family members like it, and I'll drink it on occasion, though I prefer wine.

And sure thing lc, as soon as I have a house and get production started again, we can have a DF party there. :)
 
As an Aussie I have to ask, what australian wines do you get in the land of overseas? I'm not going to pretend to know anything about wine, but the Eaglehawk cabernet sauvignon is a favourite with my partner and I. Do you know it?

I would love to make my own wine. I've tried my hand at spiced cider, which turned out tasting like apple pie :P and I'm going to try making mead, once the cider's gone.
 
Thistle, we get both good and bad Aussie and Enzie wine up here, least by my taste. :) I haven't seen Eaglehawk myself, but that doesn't necessarily mean anything. My regular liquor store lists 300+ australian wines though (not labels, just wines), everything from $6 Yellow tail to $550 Henshke Shiraz HIll of Grace. My buying tends to be on the cheaper end, of course. :)
 

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