| Qty | 48 | 96 | 192 | 384 | 768 | 1536 |
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| Price | $11.26 | $8.95 | $8.54 | $8.26 | $7.93 | POA |
- All prices are per unit & exclude GST
- Setup Price: Add $70 + GST
- Price includes one colour/one position print
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| Qty | 48 | 96 | 192 | 384 | 768 | 1536 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $11.26 | $8.95 | $8.54 | $8.26 | $7.93 | POA |
Logo Printed Colonial Beer Glasses hold 400ml of ale, lager or cider in a stemmed tulip bowl built for premium beer service. The bowl reaches 81mm at its widest, then draws in at the flared lip to concentrate aromatics above the drink. A stem and foot raise the full serve to 180mm, giving real table presence at dinners and banquets. Clear glass displays the beer's colour. Decoration options include a one colour print on the bowl or a frosted laser etch, and both are dishwasher safe. Each order arrives bulk packed.
How much beer do these glasses hold?
These glasses hold 400ml. The tulip bowl measures 81mm at its widest point, giving enough room for a full serve of ale, lager or cider below the flared lip.
This glassware can be decorated two ways, and both will stand up to the dishwasher.
Pad printing is the standard method, with prices shown on this page. The logo is applied by pad print using special European inks, so the branding is dishwasher safe. That makes it a practical choice for pubs, clubs and cafes where glasses go through commercial washers daily.
Laser etching, also priced on this page, engraves the logo directly into the glass for a frosted, single colour finish. Etching is permanent, dishwasher safe, and won't fade over time.
Size: 180mm(h) x 81mm(ø)
Capacity: 400ml
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Freight on our glassware is insured, so breakages in transit are covered. We'll either refund the broken glassware or reproduce it, and the final decision rests with us. Please report breakages within 48 hours of receiving the goods.
This product is packed and shipped in cases of 12, so orders are accepted in multiples of 12 only. Shipping full cases is the best way to make sure fragile items arrive safely.
