Custom whisky glass printing in Singapore runs across a range of tumblers, clear and tinted, laser engraved with your logo. Spelled whisky for Scotch and whiskey for Irish and American, the glasses suit either.
Tinted glass changes what the engraving does
Several of the tumblers are coloured rather than clear: smoked grey, light coffee, brown and purple. The tint does two useful things. It deepens the colour of the spirit sitting in the glass, and it gives an engraved mark far more contrast than clear glass does, because the frosted cut reads pale against a dark body. Smoked grey also hides fingerprints, which matters on a glass people hold by the side. If the logo has fine detail, put it on a tinted glass.
Two glasses that are a different kind of gift
Most of the range is the everyday bar tumbler - two are not. Japanese-style tumblers are smaller but noticeably thicker-walled, with the weight in the base that the style is known for. They are a single-gift glass rather than a bulk-order one. In the middle sit two worth knowing about: one with a hammered dimpled surface that gives grip, and one with a weighted base.
Questions about spirit glasses
Which size for a neat pour?
The smaller tumblers in the range suit a neat pour best. The larger tumblers leave room for ice and a mixer, which is a different drink.
Does the tint affect the engraving colour?
No, the cut is always pale. The tint only changes how much it stands out, and darker glass makes it stand out more.
Can we mix sizes and tints in one order?
Yes, with no minimum on any of them. A set of four in four different tints is a common request.
Setting up a bar? See the wider glassware range or the beer mugs. Looking for stemmed wine glasses instead? Those are a separate range - the shapes and engraving methods differ even though the technique is the same.