5 oz acrylic brandy snifters

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  1. domer83

    domer83 Initiate (163) Jul 9, 2014 Pennsylvania

    I run the two beer festivals in Kennett Square and am trying to research this style "glass' especially for our Connoisseur session and Winterfest. We cannot use real glassware. I've pretty much struck out on something that fits my eye. I'm thinking the Troegs sampler glasses. Help!!!
     
  2. dennis3951

    dennis3951 Initiate (0) Mar 6, 2008 New Jersey

    Go to a discount store and buy a few dozen plastic red wine glasses.
     
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  3. drtth

    drtth Initiate (0) Nov 25, 2007 Pennsylvania
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    As a follow on to the suggestion made by @dennis3951 , I've used these plastic wine glasses:

    http://www.amazon.com/5-5-Ounce-Wine-Glass-Stemware/dp/B00CJFUQZS

    for an occasional party that was for about 40-60 people.

    Different scale than your events but still worked well--easy to store, easy to assemble, easy to get to a recycling bin if needed and easily replaced if dropped and/or damaged. Not as fancy as a plastic snifter, but reasonably priced.
     
  4. domer83

    domer83 Initiate (163) Jul 9, 2014 Pennsylvania

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    domer83 Initiate (163) Jul 9, 2014 Pennsylvania

    I should have mentioned that they need to have a printed logo.
     
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  6. drtth

    drtth Initiate (0) Nov 25, 2007 Pennsylvania
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    Your best bet then may be a trip into Philly. IIRC there are/were a few restaurant supply places on about 2nd street not all that far north of the underground stop and so easy walking distance. (But check to see they are still there first as its been a while since I saw them.) Working through one of them you might find a supplier for a large number of something useable and useful that can also have a logo.
     
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  7. SudsDoctor

    SudsDoctor Pooh-Bah (1,739) Nov 23, 2008 New York
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    This site might suit your purposes. Order minimums appears to be much less than 2400. This glass specifically.
     
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  8. cottsj

    cottsj Initiate (0) Mar 16, 2007 New York

    Check out Howw.com. They are a branding company that only offers acrylic/styrene. I've outsourced to them several times with great success.
     
  9. Prince_Casual

    Prince_Casual Savant (1,236) Nov 3, 2012 District of Columbia
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    Would be quite a bit cheaper to buy blanks and get sheets of stickers and apply yourself. Depending on how many you're talking about, may be easier too. Even if it looked "cheap" I doubt anyone is going to "save" a plastic wine glass even with a logo as a "memento."
     
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