A label per flavour
Swap the flavour name and colour band on each design so a rotating menu does not mean unused label stock.
Food & Beverage · Printed in Kitchener, ON
Kombucha lives in the fridge, gets condensation and often comes in a rotating flavour lineup. We print waterproof labels per flavour in short runs, with free proofs and a two-day turnaround so your next brew can ship with its own label.
2-day turnaround after proof approval · Free proofs · Small runs welcome
Why it matters
Swap the flavour name and colour band on each design so a rotating menu does not mean unused label stock.
Waterproof BOPP does not absorb the moisture on a cold bottle the way uncoated paper stock does.
Use bold colour bands across a family of flavours to help buyers find their favourite in a busy cooler.
Reorder a top-selling flavour in a few clicks without waiting for a long production slot.
Choose a rectangle label sized to the flat area of your bottle, then print each flavour in its own colour. Gloss gives vivid colour on a cold shelf, and freezer-grade stock is available when labels go into very cold storage.
Keep the flavour name large and the legal text small but legible. Strong colour blocks work better than fine detail on a small cold bottle.
Ready to price it? Open the quote builder below, upload your artwork for a free proof, or browse all label industries and label shapes.
Shapes & finishes
All 2Day labels are waterproof BOPP printed on HP Indigo and cut in-house. See all 12 label shapes →
Instant pricing
Your shape and stock are preselected for this industry. Change anything, upload artwork, and add to cart when the estimate looks right. Free proof, 2-day turnaround after approval.
Your proof appears here once you upload artwork
We’ll show your artwork with the die line (cut path) on top so you can size, move and rotate it.Drag to move · corner handles resize · top handle rotates. The flashing line is where we cut.
Kombucha Labels FAQ
Our BOPP labels are waterproof and a freezer-grade option is available, but adhesion also depends on how and when you apply the label. Test a sample run on your bottles, chilled and at room temperature.
Yes. Many brewers use a front label for branding and a second rectangle label for ingredients and storage notes. Check the labelling requirements that apply to your product before you finalize artwork.
Start with the number of bottles in a batch plus a small allowance for waste. Digital printing makes a smaller test run for a new flavour practical.