So I just finished bottling my [first true "batch"] (http://i.imgur.com/MxRMGzJ.jpg) (these are just a few of the bottles) in nice glass bottles. I put this together as a holiday special for my friends/friends of friends who buy juice from me. Both batches steeped for 3-4 weeks before I bottled them. Typically I make juice to order for everyone, but I've found these two recipes to be amazing after a good long steep. The labels were kind of an afterthought, but I thought they turned out nice.
I just wanted to share this with everyone, as I thought it turned out very nicely. Here is the modified Third World Custard (Thank you /u/ThirdWorldOrder!) recipe I used for Custard's Crack.
Flavor|% :---|---: Vanilla Custard v1 (CAP)|6 Vanilla Custard (FLV)|4 French Vanilla Cream (TPA)|1 Cake Batter (CAP)|1 Marshmallow (FA)|1.5 Vanilla (DFS)|.25 Flavor total: 13.75%
I'm only going to speak on one flavor here, as the rest of them have PLENTY about them throughout this sub. The (DFS) is DIY Flavor Shack. That vanilla is amazing and spicy like true vanilla beans (as opposed to say INW Vanilla, which is amazing in it's own right, but it is far more sweet and savory than this.) It's so versatile at any %, ranging from .25 to 5%.
Thanks again everyone, you have all been amazing!
Those labels (and the corresponding bottle combos) look fantastic.
I was trying to color coordinate best I could, thanks for the kind words.
Shoutout to Glass Bottle Outlet for the awesome bottles.
Ugh. Those Multi-Fade Bottles are sexy AF.
Right!? I ALMOST got those instead, but it was my first time ordering from them, so I wanted to check quality before committing to the more expensive bottles.
I will be ordering from them again (Really solid prices for a US vendor) and those Multi-fades will be on that order for sure.