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printed glasses???

Discussion in 'Equipment/Sanitation' started by Jaybird, Feb 24, 2008.

 

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    Jaybird

    Sponsor  

    Posted Feb 24, 2008
    anyone know where to get some printed pint glasses with my brewery lables and logos on them for cheep???
    cheers
    JJ
     
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    the_bird

    10th-Level Beer Nerd  

    Posted Feb 24, 2008
    Jester369 had some wicked sweet pint glasses printed up (I *swear* there's a picture of them somewhere...). Not too much $$, either, IIRC (but only two-color printing). Dude's had some printed up recently, too. Might touch base with those guys if they don't chime in.
     
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    Brewtopia

    "Greenwood Aged Beer"

    Posted Feb 24, 2008
    Dude just got some made. Not sure if you'll find any much cheaper.

    :off: How close are you to opening your place? I was just in Redding last week and will probably be driving through again in April.
     
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    Soulive

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Feb 25, 2008
    Good thread. I was wondering too. I'd like to print some for my wedding party...
     
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    Skins_Brew

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Feb 25, 2008
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    Yuri_Rage

    Gritty.  

    Posted Feb 25, 2008
    According to the instructions, it takes 15 minutes for each etching. That's acceptable for a small project, but not for an entire bar's worth of glasses.
     
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    Skins_Brew

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Feb 25, 2008
    oh, wasn't aware he was trying to stock a bar.
     
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    Jaybird

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    Jaybird

    Sponsor  

    Posted Feb 25, 2008
    ya I am going to need 500+ pint glasses but there also going to be for sale at the brewery. So I need to get them cheep way cheep.
    JJ
     
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    Matt Foley

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Feb 25, 2008
    I don't know what the deal is but many of the pints I have purchased the artwork does not make it through the diswasher. But, the one color printing on some of them holds great. I don't know what the different process is. I had one glass from a beer festival that completely lost the front color logo but the printed one color sponsors logos has not faded a bit.
     
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    Jaybird

    Sponsor  

    Posted Feb 25, 2008
    you have a great point I really love the printing on the Lost Coast Brewery pint glasses I have had some of those for well over 3 years now and not even a scratch on them and I have some from other places and a year later the printing is almost gone.
    JJ
     
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    Jester369

    Well-Known Member  

    Posted Feb 25, 2008
    I got mine from Grandstand Sportswear & Glassware

    For a two color, there was a 144 piece min, and with shipping it was just about $2 a glass. They came out very nice.

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    BeerSawks

    Active Member

    Posted Feb 25, 2008
    Check www.discountmugs.com
    I ordered printed wine glasses for my wedding and they turned out great. I think the min. is pretty low too.
     
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    Jaybird

    Sponsor  

    Posted Feb 27, 2008
    Erik
    how are they holding up to dishwashing and such?? that is a killer price they quoted me 218 + shipping for 144
    Cheers
    JJ
     
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    Dude

    Well-Known Member  

    Posted Feb 27, 2008
    I just updated that link with a pic. I'm fairly satisfied with them, considering the price.

    jaybird, if you are ordering 500 of them, they'll get cheaper in bulk. WAY cheaper. I'd recommend www.discountmugs.com , I really would. Great CS, good competitive price, and DAMN fast.
     
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    Jaybird

    Sponsor  

    Posted Feb 28, 2008
    thanks Dude I looked at them a couple of days ago because of your glasses they really do look killer. I have but 1 concern with any of the glasses I buy they HAVE to hold up!!! first and formost and then secondly is cost. Thanks for the link I am going to call the 2 places suggested tomorrow.
    Cheers
    JJ
     
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    Jester369

    Well-Known Member  

    Posted Feb 28, 2008
    Sorry - no clue about dishwasher durability. I wash my beer glasses by hand. My dishwasher makes all my glasses cloudy over time.
     
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