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Custom Beer Glasses and Pint Glasses

Beer glasses are the workhorse of taprooms, brewery tours and bar promotions, and a printed pint tends to leave with the customer whether you planned it or not. The 18 glasses here start from $2.20 for a 16 oz ale glass shaped like a can.


Classic choices include shaker pints and pub glasses from Libbey, plus glass cans with bamboo lids in soda lime and ribbed borosilicate. For patios and pools there are flexible, break-resistant options from govino and Silipint, and for gifts there are Stanley stacking pints and a Corkcicle double wall pint set.


Glass Styles

  • Pints and pub glasses: 16 oz shaker and classic ale pints, plus a Libbey pub glass, the standard pour in American bars.
  • Glass cans: can-shaped glasses in 16, 17 and 20 oz, several with bamboo lids, popular with breweries that can their own beer.
  • Outdoor friendly: govino dishwasher safe beer glasses and Silipint silicone pints for pools, beaches and stadium suites.
  • Stainless gifts: Stanley Stay-Chill and Adventure stacking pints, the Stanley stein and a Corkcicle double wall set of two.


Print Methods

  • Screen printing: covers 15 of the 18 glasses and lays down crisp, opaque logos on clear glass.
  • Full color printing: available on six styles, including the full color pint and a glass can with a bamboo lid.
  • Laser engraving: marks a few pieces with a permanent, ink-free logo.


Minimums range from 12 to 144 pieces and production runs 10 to 27 days. Breweries, beer festivals, sports bars and alumni associations order pints for tap takeovers, anniversaries and season ticket gifts. A boxed pint version is available when the glass is going into a gift package rather than across the bar.

Frequently Asked Questions

There is a shape for most taprooms and events:

  • Pint glasses, like the Classic Ale Pint and the Libbey Shaker Pint
  • Glass cans, some with bamboo lids, like the Ribbed Borosilicate Glass Can
  • Unbreakable silicone pints from Silipint
  • Insulated steel pints and a stein from Stanley, plus a Corkcicle pint set

Glass is the main material, used on 11 of the 18 styles.

The Ale Glass Can in 16 oz starts at about $2.20, and the Classic Ale Pint and Libbey Shaker Pint run about $2.55 to $2.90. Full-color pints and glass cans cost about $3.85 to $8.44. Silipint silicone pints are about $11.40 to $17.20. Stanley stacking pints run about $24.90 to $28.90, and the Corkcicle Double Wall Pint Glasses, Set of 2, top the range at about $44.88.

A pint glass has the classic tapered shape that bars and breweries have used for decades, and it stacks behind the counter. A glass can is shaped like a beverage can, which looks modern and works for beer, iced coffee or soda. Several glass cans here come with a bamboo lid, which makes them a popular gift as well as a bar glass.

Yes. Silipint makes three silicone pints, including the Unbreakable and Crystal Clear versions, which bounce instead of breaking. The Govino Dishwasher Safe Beer Glass is a lightweight alternative to glass. Stanley's Stay-Chill and Adventure Stacking Pints are stainless steel and insulated. These suit pool decks, golf courses, boats and outdoor festivals where glass is not allowed.

Screen printing is offered on 15 styles and gives a bright, opaque logo on glass, silicone or steel. Full color, available on 6 styles, reproduces gradients and detailed labels. Laser engraving, on 3 steel styles, leaves a permanent etched mark. A set-up fee of between $35 and $100 is charged per artwork.

Beer glass orders begin at 12 to 144 pieces, and production runs about 10 to 27 days, so book early before a brewery anniversary or a beer festival. For gifting, the Classic Ale Pint Glass also comes boxed for about $5.05. Two styles are made in the USA and two are dishwasher safe.