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Branded glassware is a high-value promotional choice that stays in the home or the venue for decades. We supply a professional range including Wine Glasses for corporate gifting and Beer Mugs for hospitality and sporting clubs. For a more modern look, Spirit Tumblers and stemless glasses offer a polished aesthetic that suits even the most formal boardroom settings.

The success of a glassware gift relies on the quality of the glass and the permanence of the branding. We focus on durable, clear glass that handles regular washing without clouding or becoming brittle. Whether you are fitting out a new bar or providing milestone gifts for long-serving staff, our laser engraving provides a subtle, sophisticated finish that won't peel or fade over time, ensuring your brand remains part of every celebration.

Our Popular Promotional Products in Glassware

Best Seller
425ml Conical Beer Glass
The Conical 425ml Beer Glass brings the shape of a classic pub schooner to your promotional range
1 Colour Option
from $4.03 to $3.42 ea
48 min qty
 
420ml Viva Pilsner Beer Glass
420ml Viva Pilsner Beer Glasses have a body that tapers continuously down to a footed base.
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from $7.82 to $6.74 ea
48 min qty
 
375ml Crysta Beer Goblet
375ml Crysta Beer Goblets present beer the way fine venues present wine.
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from $6.12 to $5.12 ea
72 min qty
 
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190ml Elegance Champagne Flute
The 190ml Elegance Champagne Flutes follow the traditional narrow bowl profile.
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from $5.72 to $4.77 ea
72 min qty
 
365ml Calypso Scotch Glass
365ml Calypso Scotch Glasses can be pad printed or laser etched with your logo.
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from $4.30 to $3.66 ea
96 min qty
 
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60ml Boston Shot Glass
Customised 60ml Boston Shot Glasses will keep the drinks flowing all night.
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from $3.42 to $2.71 ea
72 min qty
 
285ml Highball Nucleated Polycarbonate Beer Glass
Compact, clever, and made to last, the 285ml Highball Nucleated Polycarbonate Beer Glass is a standout piece of drinkware.
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from $9.47 to $7.99 ea
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251ml Provence White Wine Glass
Etched 251ml Provence White Wine Glasses make exquisite event favours.
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from $7.17 to $5.97 ea
72 min qty
 
570ml Conical Nucleated Beer Glass
570ml Conical Beer Glasses are perfect for beer festivals when branded with your logo and name.
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from $5.12 to $4.37 ea
48 min qty
 
296ml Footed Pilsner Beer Glass
Get vintage style 355ml Footed Pilsner Beer Glasses branded for easy advertising.
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from $15.02 to $13.04 ea
48 min qty
 
207ml Sheffield Scotch Glass
Sheffield Scotch Glasses work well for corporate gifts at product launch events.
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from $4.22 to $3.45 ea
72 min qty
 
325ml Envy Rocks Glass
325ml Envy Rocks Glasses are ideal for serving, mixed cocktails, beer and soft drinks.
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from $7.28 to $6.07 ea
72 min qty
 
237ml Sheffield Scotch Glass
Sheffield Scotch Glasses complement whisky, bourbon and other spirits served on the rocks.
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from $4.37 to $3.52 ea
72 min qty
 
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270ml Calypso Scotch Glass
270ml Calypso Scotch Glasses are popular for serving whisky, bourbon and spirits over ice.
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from $4.17 to $3.50 ea
96 min qty
 
230ml Bastille Wine Glass
Custom 230ml Bastille Wine Glasses offer a classic shape for restaurants, cafes and brasseries.
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from $7.02 to $5.90 ea
72 min qty
 
310ml Bastille Wine Glass
Enjoyment of a superb vintage calls for classic Printed 310ml Bastille Wine Glasses.
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from $7.42 to $6.25 ea
72 min qty
 
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425ml Conical Polycarbonate Beer Glass
425ml Conical Polycarbonate Beer Glasses are perfect for events, festivals and weddings.
1 Colour Option
from $5.68 to $4.67 ea
72 min qty
 
285ml Conical Polycarbonate Beer Glass
285ml Conical Polycarbonate Beer Glasses can be custom designed with a corporate logo.
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from $5.17 to $4.22 ea
72 min qty
 
400ml Rosso Polycarbonate Wine Glass
400ml Rosso Polycarbonate Wine Glass has a 150ml pour line
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from $13.07 to $11.14 ea
72 min qty
 
30ml Little Legend Polycarbonate Shot Glass
Small in size, big on attitude, the 30ml Little Legend Polycarbonate Shot is your go-to for good times
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from $5.17 to $4.22 ea
72 min qty
 
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570ml Nonic Tempered Beer Glass
Customised 570ml Nonic Beer Glasses are ideal for British style pubs and bars.
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from $5.47 to $4.49 ea
72 min qty
 
355ml Baron Brandy Snifter
355ml Baron Brandy Snifters are designed for brandy, cognac and aged spirits.
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from $7.77 to $6.51 ea
72 min qty
 
295ml Envy Hi Ball
295ml Envy Hi Balls suit long drinks and cocktails served over ice.
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from $7.28 to $6.07 ea
72 min qty
 
330ml New Orleans Slim Hi Ball
330ml New Orleans Slim Hi Balls have a tall profile and reinforced rim.
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from $5.07 to $4.28 ea
48 min qty
 
266ml Glencoe Scotch Glass
266ml Glencoe Scotch Glasses feature a curved design and heavyweight base.
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from $7.47 to $6.24 ea
72 min qty
 

Glassware Selection & Gifting Guide

Laser engraving is the industry standard for glassware because it is completely permanent and dishwasher safe. It creates a frosted, etched effect that looks far more prestigious than a surface print. For high-volume hospitality use, we also offer toughened glass options that can handle the rigours of a busy commercial environment. Matching the glass style to the beverage is key; a wide-bowl glass suits red wine, while a tall, narrow glass is better for sparkling varieties or lagers.

Different glassware styles are designed to complement different beverages. Wine glasses typically feature larger bowls to allow aromas to develop, while champagne flutes use a narrower profile to help retain carbonation. Beer glasses, tumblers and whisky glasses each have their own characteristics depending on the intended drink and serving style. Comparing glass shapes, rim designs and bowl profiles can help identify the most suitable glassware for restaurants, bars, events and everyday use.

Is engraving better than printing for glasses?

Engraving is the preferred choice for glassware as it is permanent and won't scratch or wash off over time. Printing can eventually wear down after multiple dishwasher cycles, whereas an engraved logo stays crisp and clear for the life of the glass. It provides a more elegant, high-end feel that is better suited for corporate gifting and professional hospitality.

What is the difference between a wine glass and a stemless wine glass?

Traditional wine glasses use a stem to separate the bowl from the hand, helping reduce heat transfer to the wine. Stemless wine glasses remove the stem and offer a more casual, stable design that is often preferred for outdoor dining, events and everyday use. Both styles can be used for wine service, but they provide a different drinking experience.

Expert Advice: The Right Glass for the Drink

Our product specialist, Rachel, says: "Matching the glassware to the drink is a technical detail that people pick up on. A heavy-based tumbler is the only choice for spirits, while a delicate stem is expected for premium wine. If you give a beverage in the wrong glass, the experience is diminished. We can help you pick the right shape to ensure your gift is used and enjoyed as intended."

Can I get individual names engraved on glasses?

Yes, personalising glassware with individual names or years is a great way to mark a major milestone or service award. It turns a standard glass into a unique keepsake that has much higher emotional value. We can manage the data for large groups to ensure every person receives a piece of glass that is specifically made for them.

What is a plimsoll line on a wine glass?

A plimsoll line is a legally recognised fill mark found on glassware used in licensed venues. The mark indicates an approved serving volume and assists bars, restaurants and hospitality venues in providing consistent beverage measures. Glassware featuring a plimsoll line is commonly used where regulated serving sizes apply.

When should plimsoll-marked glassware be used?

Plimsoll-marked glassware is commonly used in bars, restaurants, clubs and licensed hospitality venues where beverages are sold by volume. The marked fill line provides a visible reference point that helps support accurate serving practices.

What is the difference between tempered and standard beer glasses?

Tempered beer glasses undergo a heat-treatment process that increases their resistance to thermal shock and impact. This makes them more durable in busy hospitality environments where glasses are frequently washed, stacked and handled. Standard glassware may be suitable for general use but typically offers lower resistance to breakage.

What does W&M approved mean on a beer glass?

W&M stands for Weights and Measures. Approved glassware has been certified to ensure the stated serving volume is accurate. These glasses are commonly used in licensed venues where beer, cider and other beverages are sold according to regulated serving measurements.

Why are champagne glasses usually tall and narrow?

The narrow shape helps reduce the surface area exposed to air, which assists in maintaining carbonation. This design also encourages bubbles to rise through the glass, contributing to the visual presentation of sparkling wines and champagne.

What is the difference between a shot glass and a shooter glass?

Shot glasses are generally designed for standard spirit measures, while shooter glasses may have a larger capacity and are often used for mixed shots or layered drinks. The exact size and shape can vary depending on the intended beverage and serving style.

Glassware Styles For Different Beverages & Serving Requirements

Glassware includes specialised designs for wine, beer, champagne, spirits and mixed drinks. The category encompasses wine glasses, stemless wine glasses, beer glasses, champagne flutes, shot glasses and whisky tumblers, with different shapes developed to suit different serving styles and beverage characteristics. Comparing glass profiles, serving measures, tempered constructions and hospitality requirements can help identify the most suitable glassware for restaurants, bars, events and everyday use. Contact our team for pricing and product information.