by admin | Aug 18, 2014 | Company News, Customers/Examples
The Oregon Brewers Festival is not only a very fun way to try new beer with your friends in Portland, it is also a very important economic boost to our region. The festival is promoted by our long time friends at Cascade Brewing – check out more about them by clicking here.
According to the Data Bank section of the Portland Business Journal, the festival generated $31.2 Million economic impact and created 300 jobs. There is a link to the full article below, but here are a few other interesting facts:
- Average out of state visitor spent $714 while visiting the OBF
- 98 Brewers were represented, including 12 from Europe
- Five brewers have poured at all 27 years of the festival: Deschutes, Bridgeport, Widmer, Full Sail, and Bayern Brewing (Montana).
And, finally… Oregon now has the most craft breweries of any state at 181, and the most per capita at ‘6.3 breweries per 100,000 adults’ Wow!
For more information, read the full story at the link below:
http://www.bizjournals.com/portland/print-edition/2014/07/18/data-bank-the-benefits-of-celebrating-our-beer.html
by admin | Aug 1, 2014 | Company News, Customers/Examples

We are thrilled when our good customers get recognized for their amazing products. Working for and with companies that create best in class products is one of the most fun things we do here at Rose City Label. Being a part of their success is obviously good for business, but it also makes us proud to contribute to their success.
Recently GQ magazine recognized them as One of the Top 10 Ice Creams in America! Read the full story by clicking here.
Salt & Straw has been a growing customer since 2011. As their business has grown and thrived we have been there with them every step of the way. Learn more about their business and where to buy this award-winning ice cream by clicking here to visit their website.
If you want to build your brand with great labels and want a responsive, passionate team behind you, please call us today!
by admin | Jul 25, 2014 | Customers/Examples, Label News

We are excited to add another great customer to our family, with a beautiful new label material. Like so many advancements we make, this one was driven by a customer with a very specific need. We thank him for his patience as we researched this material and found the best ways to print and cut it for this label project.
Besides the creative packaging, Portland Bee Balm has a wonderful product made from all natural ingredients. Like most successful small businesses, this one began with a passion and grew into a business. Brad and Anika are committed to building an environmentally and socially responsible company. Everything about their product and company is built on the foundation of these values. Learn more about their company and how to support them by clicking here.
We now have two different wood species to offer as a label stock – Birch and Cherry. Both materials look beautiful and provide a wonderful way to make your product stand out on the retail shelf. If you have an organic, natural, or hand made product (food, beverage, cosmetic, or other), please consider this label material for your next project.
Call us today – we love challenging projects. Thanks to our customers for always moving is forward with exciting new projects.
by admin | Jul 23, 2014 | Customers/Examples, Technical
You can have a great looking label without using a ton of color. Check out the samples below. All of these two color labels are eye catching as well as affordable! Have a question about pricing or design? Give us a call and we can help you out.

Have a question about pricing or design? Give us a call and we can help you out.
by admin | Jul 16, 2014 | Customers/Examples, Technical
When the image prints to the edge of the label it is called a bleed. On a press, the artwork is printed on rolls of paper and then die cut out to size. If you do not allow for a 1/16 of an inch bleed, any misalignment will result with the artwork not running to the edge of the cut. This means a hairline white edge can appear where there should be no white edge at all. Building your files 1/6″ larger than the final trim size guarantees that images truly will go all the way to the edge of the printed paper.
If you have any questions about bleeds or how to build bleeds in your artwork contact our Graphics Department.


by admin | Jul 2, 2014 | Company News, Customers/Examples
Keg collars are in full production here at Rose City Label. We have been printing these for our friends at Heathen’s Brewing for over 2 years and the list of brewers coming to us for this product keeps growing. Please contact us for generic or custom printed keg collars.
We are happy to introduce a gang run program to help more breweries get keg collars at a very affordable price. Here are the two options:
1. Generic Keg Collars — On our floor and ready to ship in packages of 100. Click here to see the design. Click here for the order form.
2. Custom Printed Keg Collars — These run at the end of each month for gang run pricing. Click here to see the die line template. Click here for the order form.
Along with our Tap Handles, beer bottle and can labels, and promotional logo labels, we are proud to add the Keg Collars to give our brewery customers a one stop shop for more of their high quality printed products.
Do you have questions? Ready to order? Call us today!