Labels:text | newspaper | black and white | publication | newsprint OCR: William's Labelmaker Natural Fruit Flavors Starr Bottle Openers Unleash your creativity. If you can cre- We offer natural concentrated fruit flav- ate your own label artwork, our ors, ideal for flavoring wheat, lambic- Labelmaker will assist you in creating style beers, and meads. Each 4 fluid oz. your own labels on water activated container will flavor 2 to 3 gallons. Our gummed paper. Featuring the unique Natural Fruit Flavors are best added at Labelmaker Board, with non-reproduc bottling, stirring in to taste. Or add sev- ing blue ink label-alignment marks that eral drops to a glass before pouring, to do not print on most copiers and print- individually flavor each beer. ing presses. 1. Just center CHERRY 4 0x 830 $3.90 your artwork in each of the 12 RASPBERRY 4 0x 831 $4.20 D boxes on the Labelmaker STRAWBERRY 4 0x 832 83.90 Board (taping the Never boil our Natural Fruit Flavors, 25 Starr bottle openers have been manufac- board to a bright the natural fruit aromatics will be evap- tured since the twenties, for use by bars, window will make this easy by letting orated by the heat. restaurants, and soda fountains. Rug- the blue alignment lines shine through gedly built for commercial use, with a your artwork), affix with rubber cement classic patented design that makes cap or artists wax, and position in the letter- William's Mead removal almost effortless. Ideal in the sized frame on a copy machine. Don't kitchen, bar, out on che deck, or as incx- worry, the blue alignment lines will not Our mead kit features everything print on your finished labels. you need for S gallons of a dry. pensive gifts. Mount securely to any lightly spiced mead except the wood surface with the supplied wood honey. You provide 12 pounds of screws. 2. Then run the honey and our kit has the rest. In- included gummed cludes dried mead yeast, yeast nu- paper through trient, spices, mead acid blend, A. STARR CHROME OPENER Made the copier, and priming sugar, and illustrated, from chrome plated steel, this Starr your labels are brew-by-number instructions, Ar opener hasa modern, teardrop look, and printed. Note the fine black cut ideal way to get started in the an is currently used by commercial bars cient art of mead brewing, Alcohol that favor a clean, contemporary design. marks (from the Includes woodscrews Latelmaker Board) which printed near approximately 11%. E73 $5.50 the edges of the sheets. Mead brewing uses standard home brewing equipment. This kit re- B. STARR BLACK OPENER The 3. After printing the labels on a copier, quires a primary and secondary same design as the Starr Chrome cut them up, using the small black cut (ideally glass carboy for the sec- Opener, except finished with a rugged marks which printed from the Labelma- andary) fermenter. Also, you will black epoxy coating. Includes ker Board. Moisten the labels and affix to your bottles. Unlike self-adhesive need to maintain & warm fermenta- woodscrews. peel-off labels. the gummed labels are tion temperature of at least 68' F. E75 $4.50 casily removed by soaking the bottle in (ideally 70' to 78'F.) for 40 days. Needed but not included: 12 lbs. C. STARR CLASSIC OPENER The a dilute sterilant solution for 24 hours. of honey, preferably the uncooked original Starr design from the 1920's, and unfiltered type. If the honey with a tin-plated finish. Includes William's Labelmaker includes 3 reus- does not say uncooked or un- woodscrews. E83 $3.90 able Labelmaker Boards, 25 sheets of filtered on the can, it can be used, zummed 842" by 11" white paper (to although the resultant mead will D. STARR CORONA OPENER The make 300 239" square labels), and have a less aromatic character. original Starr design, with the Corona illustrated instructions. You provide the William's Mead K21 $6.90 Jogo. Includes woodscrews. artwork, rubber cement, and copier. E85 $3.90 E84 $6.90 Refill 942' by 11" gummed white paper, Calculating Alcohol Content 25 sheets for 300 labels. Q11 $3.90 Approximate alcohol content of any ferment, beer or mead, can be determined by subtracting the finishing gravity from the starting gravity, dropping the first two 500 sheets of 842 by 11" white gummed constant numbers before calculating. paper for 6000 labels. E88 844.50 For example, a starting gravity of 1.040 becomes 40, and a finishing gravity of 1.012 Extra Labelmaker Boards, pack of 5. becomes 12 for this calculation. Then multiply the resultant number (in this case E86 $4.50 28) by .129 to get the approximate alcohol (for this example, 3.6%) by volume. 35
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