One of Glass Vodka’s unique offerings is our custom bottle engraving service, where individuals, or businesses big and small, can request that we engrave a specific design on our signature Glass Vodka bottle. This could either be a company logo or a custom image created by our graphic artist.

One of Glass Vodka’s unique offerings is its custom bottle engraving service, where individuals or businesses can request that Glass engraves a specific design on the signature Glass Vodka bottle. This could either be a company logo, or a custom message for a special event.

Bottles, which are available in 50ml, 375ml, 750ml or 1.75L sizes, can be laser engraved or sandblast etched with any image you can think of, explains the company’s founder Ian MacNeil.  

Over the last six years Glass Vodka has supported charitable organizations across the U.S. through the creation of custom engraved bottles for special events, including live auctions. In some cases MacNeil has attended the auctions himself, getting on stage, and using his charisma to up the bidding. At the Seattle Humane Society’s annual Tuxes & Tails event, for instance, Glass created a special 750ml bottle of handcrafted, barrel-aged Selkirk vodka with the engraved Tuxes & Tails logo on one side, and the Glass Distillery coat of arms (which features MacNeil’s two late Labrador Retrievers), on the other. The bottle sold for a final bidding price of $5,000!

Glass has also created 1.75L bottle engravings for a number of other special events including weddings, company launch parties, grand openings and new model unveilings for high-end car dealerships. These bottles can all be personalized with names and VIN numbers.

On many occasions, Glass has helped create bottles for retiring military personnel; each engraved with the officer’s name, rank, a special dedication message, and the emblem of the branch or unit they are leaving. These 1.75L bottles are impressive on their own, but when they are engraved and delivered in their custom wooden boxes, they become a special keepsake.

In 2018, Glass worked with Seattle’s tourism board, Visit Seattle, to announce that the 2019 US-China Tourism Leadership Summit would be hosted in the Emerald City. Four custom designed bottles were taken to China for the 2018 US-China Tourism Leadership Summit and gifted to the country’s top tourism executives. The bottles had the skyline engraved partially around the bottle with a note at the bottom that read “Visit Seattle”.

When it comes to Glass bottle engravings, the possibilities are limited to your, and our designers’, imaginations—so dream big!

If you are an individual or a business representative interested in placing an order for a custom bottle engraving, don’t hesitate to contact us here.

One of Glass Vodka’s unique offerings is our custom bottle engraving service, where individuals, or businesses big and small, can request that we engrave a specific design on our signature Glass Vodka bottle. This could either be a company logo or a custom message for a special event.

Over the last six years we have supported 900 charitable organizations across the U.S. through the creation of custom engraved bottles, raising over $1 million towards these important causes through bottle sales.

For instance, we created a 1.75ml bottle engraved with the logo of the Canadian National Ski Team for the organization’s annual fundraiser, and donated a special bottle to the Seattle Humane Society’s annual Tuxes & Tails fundraising gala.

One of the projects closest to our hearts was the custom bottle we created for Seattle’s Woodland Park Zoo engraved with an image depicting two Malayan Tiger brothers. Three-hundred and fifty bottles, numbered 1 through 350, were created, representing the number of endangered Malayan tigers left in the wild. The bottles sold for $4,000 a piece, with all proceeds supporting the Woodland Park Zoo.

Ian MacNeil, Glass Vodka’s founder, says that Glass Vodka is able to engrave Glass’ bottles, available in 50ml, 375ml, 750ml and 1.75ml sizes, for charity with “any digital image you can think of.” After Glass’ signature bottle is engraved with a laser engraver, a traditional acid etch is used. Afterwards, MacNeil explains, one of Glass Vodka’s partners will do the painting and a graphic designer will do an airbrush.

If you are an individual or a business representative interested in placing an order for a custom bottle engraving, don’t hesitate to contact us here.

Over the last six years we have supported 900 charitable organizations across the U.S. through the creation of custom engraved bottles, raising over $1 million towards these important causes through bottle sales.

For instance, we created a 1.75ml bottle engraved with the logo of the Canadian National Ski Team for the organization’s annual fundraiser, and donated a special bottle to the Seattle Humane Society’s annual Tuxes & Tails fundraising gala.

One of the projects closest to our hearts was the custom bottle we created for Seattle’s Woodland Park Zoo engraved with an image depicting two Malayan Tiger brothers. Three-hundred and fifty bottles, numbered 1 through 350, were created, representing the number of endangered Malayan tigers left in the wild. The bottles sold for $4,000 a piece, with all proceeds supporting the Woodland Park Zoo.

Ian MacNeil, Glass Vodka’s founder, says that Glass Vodka is able to engrave Glass’ bottles, available in 50ml, 375ml, 750ml and 1.75ml sizes, for charity with “any digital image you can think of.” After Glass’ signature bottle is engraved with a laser engraver, a traditional acid etch is used. Afterwards, MacNeil explains, one of Glass Vodka’s partners will do the painting and a graphic designer will do an airbrush.

If you are an individual or a business representative interested in placing an order for a custom bottle engraving, don’t hesitate to contact us here.