The artwork takes shape
A label with little evil yeasts, a custom cap, and a tap handle start the visual world.
A little Maiden. A lot of malt.
The homebrew universe of Joel & Jason.

Ten names from texts, ChatGPT & Jason’s art.
Two fresh label directions for every brew.
Pick a cover. Build your dream six-pack.
Label art is a concept collection. Recipes and styles remain open unless recorded in the original discussion.
A brew day, a Belgian ale, and the idea that the number on the bottle could be as good as the name. The texts tell the rest.
“Good news, the bottles have arrived. We are also at 6.66%”
A label with little evil yeasts, a custom cap, and a tap handle start the visual world.
Joel and Jason brew the Belgian ale together. Fermentation is underway the next day.
Jason reports 6.66% ABV. The bottles arrive too. That figure belongs to this recorded batch.
Grain, hops, helles, phantoms, books and bocks. A six-pack becomes a whole collection.
Recovered from the ChatGPT designs
shared in your conversation.
Originals preserved as they appeared in your January–March ChatGPT conversation. The unwrapped carrier is an archived concept, not a verified printer dieline.
Six brews. One unholy alliance.
Choose a sleeve. Fill the setlist.

Jason’s newest direction: red velvet, gilded badges, and a six-beer side panel. Two new interpretations build on it. The stout joins the collection.
DOWNLOAD JASON’S ORIGINAL ↗Your lineup and favorite labels save in this browser. Export the brief to share it with each other.
New name and style suggestions.
Not found in the original texts.
Steal a riff. Make it your own.
Suggestions from the “Beer Label Design” chat on March 9, 2026. These were ChatGPT suggestions; Ale’s Bells is the one Joel explicitly picked. SOURCE CHAT ↗
The best brewery name is still an open question. For now, The Number of the Yeast is the archive’s working banner.
Small runs first. Great art on actual bottles.
A few useful places to start.
A practical way to make a handful of 666 packs without ordering thousands of boxes. Confirm bottle fit and request a proof before the full run.
Directly printed caps with no minimum. Waterproof, removable labels start at one sheet of four.
A useful alternative with vinyl label sizes and custom 26 mm oxygen-absorbing caps.
Blank corrugated six-bottle carriers. Add the 666 artwork as a panel sticker for a small-run prototype.
Fully custom six-slot beverage carriers in paperboard or corrugated material. A quote route for a polished production run.
Supplier details checked October 23, 2026. Prices are listed starting points; shipping, tax, options and current lead times vary. The carrier-plus-sticker route is our suggested assembly method.
These concepts need a final production layout on your chosen printer’s template. Don’t send a packaging mockup as a dieline.