That being said, what I've done in the past was to just go out to a local vineyard or orchard with a disposable camera and ask if I could take a couple of shots of their grapes and then went to Walmart and converted them to pictures that I could use. Now, I've got a cheap digital and can snap any of the fruits I grow and transfer them to a label design using MS-Publisher (since it's got some nice border art) and they print pretty well on an inkjet printer.

Also, since you make a lot of wine you might want to move more towards creating a "house brand" label that's consistent across all the wines you make so people can know where it comes from by a quick glance and then they can read the label to see what type of wine it is.

I have to admit though that these days, all that printing, moistening / gluing and applying is becoming just too much work for simple identification. Now, unless it's for a gift, special event or competition, I'm lazy and just hand write the info on the bottle using a silver or gold glass marking pen from Staples. It's faster, I kill less trees and I can scrape the info off much faster than a label if I want to reuse the bottle. Wish I had more info on this ...