Drinkware Accessories

Cork and felt are the most popular choices for absorbency, as they catch condensation before it reaches the desk surface. For a more premium look, absorbent ceramic or slate coasters offer a higher perceived value and are much more likely to be kept as a permanent office fixture. We can help you pick the material that best matches the professional standards of your venue.

Factors such as grip comfort, leverage, portability and construction can all influence how practical a bottle opener is to use. Compact keyring styles are popular for convenience, while larger metal openers may provide greater leverage and durability.

Our product specialist, Miguel, says: "A bottle opener on a keyring is one of the most efficient marketing assets you can have. It is am item people carry everywhere. Every time they use it at a BBQ or a social event, your brand is the hero of the moment. It’s a low-cost item that provides a massive return in terms of daily visibility and long-term use."

Yes. Wider straws are often preferred for smoothies, shakes and thicker beverages, while standard straws are commonly used for soft drinks and cocktails. Material selection can also influence the drinking experience and intended use.

Many wine-related tasks involve multiple tools, such as corkscrews, wine stoppers, pourers and foil cutters. Grouping these items together can provide convenience and ensure the required accessories are readily available when serving wine.

Wine stoppers help reduce the amount of air entering an opened bottle, which may assist in maintaining flavour and freshness for a longer period. Different stopper designs can provide varying levels of sealing performance depending on the product.

Ice buckets provide a convenient way to keep bottled drinks chilled during meals, functions and social gatherings. They are commonly used in hospitality settings, restaurants and events where beverages are served over an extended period.