Frank bottleguy

The ones I know are:

Universal Specialties in BC Canada

Seriegraphie Richford in Montreal Canada

Stanpak in On, Canada

Hanes Erie in PA

Buffalo Circuits in NY

Etched images in CA

The others are either not worth considering or I don't know them.

Good luck,

Frank

Please send me technical drawing along with pricing per pallet. Coop

Coop.

Send me your email so that I can send you the drawing, my upload limit has been reached on the ADI

Price is 0.78$ per bottle Fob Montreal on bulk pallets of 1421.

Thanks,

Frank

Hi Frank,

Please send me pricing for the new bottle.

Thanks

Don

Hi Don,

Glass costs 0.78$ Fob Montreal one pallet contains 1421 bottles bulk. Cases are possible but the costs have not been studied yet!

Cheers,

Frank

Hi,

After some positive responses from the market (thank you for your replies) we have decided to invest in a new private mold for all you whiskey and rum bottles out there. It is a generic European looking whiskey bottle with a bartop finish.

The bottle will be available at very competitive prices at the end of the year. As we are bringing in 1 truckload, please indicate your volumes if you are interested in this glass. I can send you a technical drawing for your review.

Cheers,

Frank 450-622 1600 ext 235

Hi Frank,

Can you please specify whether these bartops are synthetic or natural cork... and what a minimum order would be? thanks much

All the bartops are synthetic corks!

Hello Frank Bottleguy:

I found saver glass online, but do you know if the others have websites? If so do you have links? I tried Googling them but came up empty.

Thanks!

www.selective-line.com

Many companies take this step seriously, Packaging attracts the customers. It creates attention towards their product. It increases sales.

I definately agree with this! I urge the craftdistiller to think outside the box. I mean you are using perhaps a few pallets of glass per year, why not make the best out of it instead of going the safe route. Lets take Saver glass, beautiful glass, expensive looking, high end and top of the line. Neverthless, I have found 15 distillers using the Oslo, 14 using the Ariane, 7 using the Neos. My personal view is that if you go safe you will not stand out, therefore will not book huge sales even if your product is outstanding.

Some have great ideas of decorating a simple looking bottle into a work of art, using low cost additions to embelish the glass (wax, silkscreen, frosting, bartops). What we need is a 'refreshment' in the glass industry, whether personalized molds or changes in design such as www.selective-line.com offers. Imagine: a bottle that looks like it is made out of wood, or velvet (...) or looks like an old metal object. All is possible nowadays and believe me it will write itself off, because your sales will go up. I might toot my own horn, but you will see that the packaging experts, whether us or other distributors, can really help you get the edge.

Check it out, our company was mentioned in Packworld. We contributed to the success of the Modern Spirits packaging. Check out 'my link' and Happy reading!

This bottle is sold for 1.20$ and can be supplied in cases (16.90$ per case of 12) On stock now!

My link

After purchasing bottles overseas the past couple of years I am looking for distillers that will consider buying bottles through a buyers co-op. The goal is to achieve more flexible quantities at volume prices.

Paul

Paul,

It is maybe after the fact, we are distributing for Selectiveline.com. If you guys want to be a little different than the Oslo, Ariane and Neos of this world, do consider this new line of glass. With your help I can get some interesting quantities in, which I could keep on stock for you or the coop. Prices are competitive with the Saver glass.

Let me know.

Frank

Absolutely, just tell me what kind (wood, PVC, Alu)

We have now the 22 mm cork available. As an introduction we offer these at extremely competitive prices. The corks are monblock, metalhead or woodhead. On top of this we have high volume discounts. Minimum order: 1500.

Please contact me for samples and prices.

Happy distilling!

Frank

1 877 762 1867 ext 235

Dear friends,

In my quest to offer you a better or equivalent product at lower prices, I have the pleasure to anounce the launch of a Fidji style bottle from our South American glass makers. The glass is clear flint, lower in weight and has a beautiful design.

This is not a copy, it is an established mold to which the Saver Fidji is the nearest example.

Note that for you craftdistiller on the West Coast you reduce shipping cost and energy cost because we would boat this glass to your door.

You would be green while saving money. Contact me for samples and terms. Quoted prices are based on less than full load quantities. Minimum order 1 pallet bulk (1350).

Introductory price: 1.50$ per bottle FOB Montreal

1877 762 1867 ext 235

Anyone know where I can purchase quadra bottles, similar to Johnnie Walker bottles, in 750ml and 1l?

I'm not interested in the tapered ones.

Are you still looking? I might have the 750 ml version. Send me an email so that I can reply to you with the scanned image: frank.hoytink@unitedbottles.com

Dear all, for those who haven't received my personal email, I have the pleasure to introduce our new bottle made in Europe which will proudly become part of our spirits line. Call for prices and specs. I look forward to saving you money and have you benefit from the excellent services we provide. Minimum order: 1 pallet (bulk or in cases)

Call me! 1877 762 1600 ext 235.

Cheers,

Frank

Dear all,

After considerable interest from the market we are now carrying a nice line of bartops from sizes 18-19-20 OD. Do call for prices and samples. Minimum orders 2000, European made. They fit really well on our glass, call me at 1 877 762 1867 ext 235

www.unitedbottles.com

We are looking for closures for the Tam Tam Bottle. Specifically a screw cap that is a CT 400/33 color of Pantone Red 21-015 or close.

I know it's a long shot, but I thought I would try.

Regards,

Rob

Call Tito 514 916 8115 he represents a European company making these CT caps, or specify quantities and I will drop him a line

Bottles are a pain... I've been sourcing wine & spirit bottles for many years and it never gets easier. My favorite spirit bottles are Saver (French) and Bruni (Italian). They get pricier every year and the suppliers don't really like to deal with anything smaller than a full container. Chinese bottles are promising but I've found quality control to be an issue. Although printed (silkscreened) bottles are tempting, for a small producer I'd recommend buying stock flint bottles from someone like Richards Packaging or Demptos and doing a really great paper label (laminated). These can be clear to imitate silkscreen. Don't get me started on corks... Cheers, Ken

It means I am not doing my job well. United doesn't require full loads, we keep on stock, have great prices have a new glass line which compares to the Saver quality. And: 3 printers in our area able to do small and large runs in ceramic. Also a labeler that can do minimum runs. We do bartops and pry off closures.

Any body has a good source in the United States for 50 ml glass bottles resembling an actual rum bottle.

See attached picture.

Got them right here!

Tricor-Braun - Rhapsody bottle, methinks....good luck!

I got a better idea: United bottles in Canada

Welcome Lee,

If you are looking for original high glass bottles, think of us. We got a brand new line not even on the market yet!

Anyone know where I can purchase quadra bottles, similar to Johnnie Walker bottles, in 750ml and 1l?

I'm not interested in the tapered ones.

We have a nice square 750 ml whisky bottle with a Kerr finish, email me so that I can send you a picture

Catalogue_SPIRITS_P1.pdf