Profesionally Printed Labels?

I would bring a thumb-drive to Office Max, Office Depot or one of those places before I spent a lot of money on "offset" printing. Those office stores have really good color printers and are really inexpensive. They will print on various label stock they have, or you can bring your own label stock (even cheaper). I made a JPG with 6 labels per page, so labeled a 5 gallon batch of 12oz bottles for just a few bucks. Also, they do it while you wait, which is a big plus.

And in the spirit of saving money, you can even make your labels online for free (or donate) and download the JPG file at www.beerlabelizer.com.

I just found this place today: http://www.grogtag.com They make re-stickable vinyl labels, and have a template for you to upload your own label for them to print. Prices looked pretty good, too: under $1 per label, and cheaper if you buy more.

I would also suggest looking at Presto Labels; their pricing is reasonable, and easily discoverable. You will find (unfortunately) that small runs of 100 labels are annoyingly expensive. On the other hand, if you have a recipe that you really like & do frequently, getting 500 labels made up might be worth it. I'd be tempted to have a semi-custom label done with my name & some artwork on it + a place to write in the recipe name & date with a sharpie.

I had some printed at bottleyourbrand.com, they turned out pretty well. I would suggest ordering a few and judging the quality before you order several hundred. I'm sure that there are other label printing companies, I just haven't used them before.

This probably isn't very helpful but you could try looking up the printing company who print the bottle labels/caps for "Wychwood brewery" their bottle caps are always intricately designed with teeny details.