Decanters

A: Each stopper is ground to its decanter neck, so the taper seats and seals. We pair and pack them as matched sets. Across production runs the neck tapers hold close tolerances, so stoppers swap in most cases, but we still recommend stocking spares per batch.

A: Hand blown suits statement programs: taller shapes, thicker bases, and small details that molds cannot repeat economically. Machine made holds tighter tolerances and lower cost for volume retail. Our plant runs 12 automated lines and 4 hand blown lines, so one program can mix both.

A: Laser engraving cuts the logo into the glass, so it survives washing and handling without fading. Screen print and hot stamping suit color fills, and decals handle multicolor crests. Send your artwork and we advise the method based on line weight and placement.

A: Yes. Spray color and hot stamping foils match against more than 100 Pantone references, and we confirm with a physical proof before production. Frosted and gold rim treatments stay consistent batch to batch. Send your color standards early so proofing fits the sample window.

A: Yes. We start from your sketch, a reference bottle, or a 3D file. Our team reviews the silhouette, capacity, and stopper seat, then quotes tooling. New decanter molds typically sample in 7 to 10 business days, and you approve physical pieces before we schedule the production run.