You can use a lot of different papers. For more info click here. There are cutting marks on the labels: just take a straightedge (ruler) and a scalpel (or a pair of scissors) and cut out the labels. If you print on plain paper, you can paste it on the bottle using a glue stick or milk.

The labels look great in black and white (using a laser printer), but are best if printed from a color printer. If you use an inkjet printer, be careful not to get moisture on the paper, since most inkjet ink smears.

Your labels will look best if printed on special, dry gummed, coated label paper. The coating makes the colors brighter and gives the label more visual depth. This paper is the same as that used with the best commercial wine labels, and also gives the right "label feel."

And the labels can be removed by soaking in water! This is great if you are a home brewer. We supply special label paper at an affordable price, but you don't have to buy from us. You can use a lot of different papers. For more info click here.