Beer Bottle Glass!

[Scruffy1207]

I found this pretty sweet website that makes cups and various other things out of wine, liquor, and water bottles from San Diego Bars and Restaurants. I actually think I'm going to grab a few of these (esp the 4 Piece Stone Collection). I thought I'd share what I think is a pretty cool thing. Company is called Bottle Hood. Here is a link to their stuff: http://www.etsy.com/shop/bottlehood

 

[jsweet]

Neat! There's a few places around these parts that do the cheese trays, but the glasses are a new one for me!

 

[Scruffy1207]

or just www.bottlehood.com

 

[Scruffy1207]

Neat! There's a few places around these parts that do the cheese trays, but the glasses are a new one for me!

They are a tad pricey imo but I think I'm going to snatch a few things from here.

 

[jd3]

I've done it using this method with great success.

 

[Scruffy1207]

I've done it using this method with great success.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sFXngPx3w3M

Nice, I think I'll try this sometime, I have some personal favorite beers of mine I'd really Like to make into glasses. Stone Ruination IPA is sitting right next to me lol

 

[NorthRiverS]

I used to have one of those glass-cutter gadgets when I was a kid. After cutting the top off, we would glue the top to the bottom to make a stemmed goblet. It was pretty cool. It worked just as nicely and easily as the video shows. Just needed a little sandpaper to smooth the edges.

NRS

 

[Zamial]

If you think buying them is cool... https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/diy-tumbler-beer-bottles-189996/

I have done this with varying results. I have quite a few that need sanded but I do have some that I use...