Beer Labels
Craft beer labels are one of the most important parts of your brewery's success. We work with many breweries from across the country, so we know just how important it is to have a drink can label supplier you can trust.
Labels For Every Type Of Beer
Not only do we carry personalized drink labels for beer cans and bottles, but we also carry both generic stock and custom printed keg collar labels, as well as shrink sleeves. The best part about our shrink sleeves for cans? We will apply them and ship them to you on pallets - decorated and ready to fill!
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Custom Keg Collar Labels - Adhesive, Easy-Apply Opening ★★★★★★★★★★52- Item# CLV-KEGCOLLAR
- 6" Diameter, 2.75" Opening
- White BOPP Material, Writable Lamination
- High Quality Digital Print
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16oz Beer Can Labels ★★★★★★★★★★52
- Item# CLV-16OZBEER
- 5" x 8" Beer Labels
- 500 labels per roll
- Minimum Quantity of 1,000 Labels
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12oz Beer Can Labels ★★★★★★★★★★52
- Item# CLV-12OZBEER
- 8" x 3.75" - Sized For Standard 12oz Beverage Cans
- White BOPP Material, Gloss Lamination
- High Quality Digital Beer Can Labels
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Custom Product Labels On Rolls ★★★★★★★★★★50
- Item# CLV-CUSTOMLABELS
- Custom Product Labels on Rolls!
- Easy Step-By-Step Label Creation Guide
- Choose Shape, Size, Material & More
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Shrink Sleeves for Sleek 12oz Cans ★★★★★★★★★★0
- Item# CLV-12OZSLEEK
- Sized for 12oz Sleek Cans
- Low Order Minimums
- PETG Printed Shrink Film Material
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Shrink for Cans - 12oz Sleeves for Cans ★★★★★★★★★★0
- Item# CLV-12OZSHRINKCANS
- Shrink Sleeves for Cans
- 12oz Cans - Shrink Sleeves Printed
- Low Minimum Order Quantity
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Shrink for 16oz Cans ★★★★★★★★★★0
- Item# CLV-16OZSHRINKCANS
- Shrink Sleeves for 16oz Cans
- Low Minimum Order Quantity
- PET-G Print Shrink Film
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Keg Collar Labels ★★★★★★★★★★0
- Item# LV-KEGCOLLAR
- Writable, Durable White BOPP Polypropylene Labels
- 6" Circles with center cutout - designed for kegs
- 100 keg collar labels per roll
Free shipping in the USA
Frequently Asked Questions About Beer Labels
What materials are used for craft beer labels?
Craft beer labels are commonly printed on BOPP/polypropylene film, coated paper, or other moisture-resistant label materials. BOPP is often used for cans and bottles because it resists condensation, refrigeration, handling, and light moisture exposure better than standard paper. Paper materials can also work well when a textured, craft, or premium look is more important than durability.
What information is required on a craft beer label?
In the U.S., malt beverage labels are regulated by the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB) and may be subject to state requirements. Required information can include the brand name, class or type of beer, net content, brewer or importer name and address, health warning statement, and certain disclosures when applicable. Alcohol content requirements vary by product and jurisdiction, so breweries should confirm federal and state requirements before printing beer labels.
Does LabelValue offer beer label templates?
Yes. Beer label templates can help size label artwork for common bottles, cans, and shrink-sleeve formats, including popular 12 oz, 16 oz, and slim can applications. Before submitting artwork, confirm the container size, label panel, safe area, and whether the label will be hand-applied or machine-applied.
Do beer labels need TTB approval?
Many malt beverage labels require TTB review or a Certificate of Label Approval/Exemption before the product can be sold in the U.S. Requirements depend on the product, where it is sold, and whether federal or state rules apply. Alcohol producers should confirm whether a COLA or exemption is required before printing labels. TTB states that alcohol producers must apply for a Certification/Exemption of Label/Bottle Approval and follow applicable labeling and advertising regulations.
Are barcodes required on beer labels?
Barcodes are generally not a core TTB mandatory label requirement, but retailers, distributors, inventory systems, and point-of-sale platforms may require UPCs or their scannable codes. Breweries should confirm barcode requirements with their sales channels before finalizing label artwork. Disclaimer: Labeling requirements vary by product type, jurisdiction, sales channel, and intended use. This information is provided for general educational purposes and is not a substitute for legal, regulatory, or shipping compliance guidance. Always confirm current requirements with the applicable regulatory authority before approving artwork or printing labels.