Shot glass

Our shot glass and small spirits glass collection is designed for importers, online sellers, gift suppliers, and home bar brands that need compact, durable drinkware for spirits, tasting, and promotional use. These small-capacity glasses cover the shot glass, whisky glass, old-fashioned glass, wine glass, and tumbler cup families, all built around modest pours rather than large servings.

• Material mix: the material mix uses sodalime glass and high borosilicate glass, chosen for clarity and everyday resilience.
• Production and grip: hand press production shapes each piece with a thick, steady base and a comfortable grip, so the glasses hold up in home bars, tastings, and busy promotional settings, while the small footprint makes them easy to display and easy to ship in volume.
• Shape range: shapes range from straight shot glasses to old-fashioned and tumbler styles, with wine glass and whisky glass options rounding out the assortment.
• Usage scenes: the glasses are ideal for spirits, liqueurs, tasting flights, and mixed drinks where a small measure is the point, and they double as sampler glasses for bars and brands running guided tastings.
• Tints and color: the range leans toward wine-toned tints, with the option to produce any color available for private-label and promotional programs, and that flexibility lets buyers match glass color to a brand palette or a seasonal campaign without reworking the whole assortment, and it keeps the line fresh for repeat merchandising.
• Freight economics: the compact size supports high units per carton, which helps control freight and makes the category attractive for bulk promotion and event merchandise where many small pieces move at once.
• Availability: eco-friendly materials and stocked availability keep the line practical for repeat wholesale ordering, and the variety of shapes lets a buyer curate a tasting assortment without overcommitting to a single style.
• Sourcing: carton and bulk pack formats, custom logo printing, and private-label programs for brands that want a consistent small-glass identity, with minimums that run larger than cocktail lines so the range suits buyers who can plan volume and want the lowest possible unit cost across a compact, high-turn drinkware category.