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StickyFat American Dark Ale by Half Acre Beer Company
Ugly Pub black lager by Rahr & Sons Brewing Company.
Tire Bite by Flying Dow Brewery
Summer Love Ale by Victory Brewing Company
Stone Sublimely Self-Righteous Ale by Stone Brewing Co.
Snake Dog by Flying Dog Brewery
Saluki Dunkel Dog by Big Muddy Brewing
Saint Victorious Doppelbock by Victory Brewing Company
Saint Boisterous Hellerbock by Victory Brewing Company
Raging Bitch by Flying Dog Brewery
Three Philosophers, Chocolate Indulgence, and Hennepin by Ommegang Brewery
Lumpy Gravy by Lagunitas Brewing Company
Little Sumpin' Wild Ale by Lagunitas Brewing Company
Lakefront IPA by Lakefront Brewery
Kill Ugly Radio by Lagunitas Brewing Company
Iron Works Alt by Metropolitan Brewing
In Heat Wheat by Flying Dog Brewery
Hopped Up 'N Horny American Pale Ale by Horny Goat Brewing Company
Hop Wallop Ale by Victory Brewing Company
HopDevil Ale by Victory Brewing Company
Genesis Ale by HE'BREW The Chosen Beer
Jewbelation Bar Mitzvah by HE'BREW The Chosen Beer
Harvest Time Pumpkin Ale by Big Boss Brewing Company
Double Stout by Green Flash Brewing Company
Great White Beer by The Lost Coast Brewery
Golden Monkey by Victory Brewing Company
Dreadnaught IPA by Three Floyds Brewing
Downtown Brown by The Lost Coast Brewery
Olde School Barleywine by Dogfish Head
Miles Davis' Bitches Brew by Dogfish Head
Doubles Daisy Cutter / Double Cortador Pale Ale by Half Acre Beer Company
Coney Island Lager by HE'BREW The Chose Beer
Brown Shugga' Ale by Lagunitas Brewing Company
Baltic Thunder by Victory Brewing Company
Bad Penny Brown Ale by Big Boss Brewing Company
Arrogant Bastard Ale by Stone Brewing Co.
Apocalypse Cow IPA by Three Floyds Brewing
Coney Island Albino Python by HE'BREW The Chosen Beer
Angry Angel K�lsch Style Ale by Big Boss Brewing Company
Alley Cat by The Lost Coast Brewery
8 Ball Stout by The Lost Coast Brewery
Bizarre beer labels
There's no accounting for some of the wacky, wild and just plain ugly beer labels out there.
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Homegrown, hand-drawn and sometimes just plain hard-on-the-eyes, some of the labels favored by microbreweries and craft brewers over the years won't win any design awards. But, perhaps because such brewers don't want their products confused with an overthought manufactured beer, the quirks and goofs of a hippy sketch outweigh the charms of a proper memorable logo. Flip through some of our favorite odd-looking labels and then link to your personal favorites. Warning: One need not be 21 to enjoy these labels responsibly.
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