Growler labels are stickers or tags placed on growlers to identify the contents, brewery, and other relevant information. A growler is a glass, ceramic, or stainless steel container used to transport craft beer from a brewery or bar. The labels typically include the name of the beer, the brewery, the alcohol content, and any required government warnings. They may also include other information such as the beer style, flavor notes, and the date it was filled.
Growler labels are important for a few reasons:
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Identification: With a wide variety of craft beers available, the label helps consumers quickly identify the beer inside the growler.
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Legal Compliance: In many places, there are legal requirements for labeling alcoholic beverages, including growlers. The label may need to include certain information, such as government warnings about alcohol consumption.
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Freshness: Some labels include a space to write the date the beer was filled, which helps consumers know how fresh the beer is.
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Branding: Breweries often use growler labels as an opportunity for branding, including their logo, colors, and other brand elements.
