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Custom Barware and Glassware

Bars, breweries, wineries and hotels need glassware with their name on it, and companies hosting happy hours or client dinners want the same on a smaller scale. This collection of 100 products covers wine and whiskey glasses, frosted shot glasses packed by the dozen, Moscow mule mugs, can glasses with bamboo lids, growlers, pitchers and flasks.


Bar tools are included too: waiter's knives, wine stoppers, silicone ice molds, glass markers and a six-piece cocktail set. Libbey Glass, Corkcicle, govino, Stanley and BruMate lead the brand list.


Custom Ale Glass Can, 16 oz - Clear - Silk Screen

Beer Glasses

Custom frosted shot glass - sets of 12

Shot Glasses

Custom Wine Glass, 9 oz - 9 Oz. Wine Glass

Wine & Champagne Glasses

Custom Whiskey Glass, 13.5 oz - Silk Screen

Cocktail Glasses

Custom Easton Stainless Steel Growler, 40 oz - Black - Silk Screen

Growlers

Custom Serving Pitcher in Recycled Stainless Steel - Recycled Stainless Steel Serving Pitcher

Pitchers

Custom McCoy Flask, 6 oz - Silver with Black - Silk Screen

Flasks


Glass, steel or silicone

  • Glass: a third of the range, including 9, 12 and 15 oz wine glasses and a 13.5 oz whiskey glass.
  • Stainless steel: insulated wine cups, carafes and canteens that stay cold outdoors and will not shatter by the pool.
  • Silicone and bamboo: unbreakable shot cups, ice sphere molds and bamboo bottle stands for kitchens and gift boxes.
  • Shatterproof plastic: govino stemless glasses and reusable cocktail cups for patios and venues where glass is not allowed.


Screen printing marks most of the glassware, laser engraving gives steel a crisp etched logo, and full color printing works on can glasses. Gift sets start at 4 pieces, while frosted shot glasses go up to 500, and 16 items are made in the USA. Allow 7 to 32 days for production, and plan opening-night glassware early.

Frequently Asked Questions

Frosted shot glasses sold in sets of 12 start near $0.29 per glass, and aluminum shot cups near $0.59. Printed wine and whiskey glasses sit around $2 to $2.10, and boxed Moscow mule mugs near $10.40. Gift pieces like the OXO Steel Cocktail Barware Set and Corkcicle canteen set reach roughly $85 to $122.

There are groups for most venues:

  • Beer glasses and growlers for breweries and taprooms.
  • Wine and champagne glasses for wineries and galas.
  • Shot and cocktail glasses for bars and parties.
  • Mason jars, pitchers and flasks for restaurants and gifts.

Screen printing is used on 81 items and lays a durable ink logo on glass. Full color printing is offered on 19 items, such as the Wine Glass in Full Color or the Can Glass with Bamboo Lid. Laser engraving appears on 16 steel and bamboo pieces, and debossing on a few silicone items.

Some barware starts as low as 4 pieces, which works for gift sets and executive presents. Budget glasses and accessories built for bars and events go up to 500 pieces. Each item lists its own starting quantity and price breaks.

Production ranges from 7 to 32 days, and setup fees from about $25 to $135. If glasses are for a wedding, tasting room launch or holiday party, order early so you have time to check the proof and receive the shipment safely.

Yes. Accessories include silicone wine glass markers, reusable wine stoppers, waiter knives, ice cube trays and a 2.5 inch silicone ice sphere mold. For gifts, consider the MiiR Tomo Insulated Carafe set, the BruMate Togosa or the LifeStraw Home Glass Water Filter Pitcher. Brands include Libbey Glass, Corkcicle, govino and Stanley.