Écran Blanc

Custom Beer Mugs and Pint Glasses for Breweries, Gifts and Events

Beer mugs and pint glasses with your logo, whether you're pouring in a brewery taproom, thanking business partners or sending guests home from a company party with something to remember the night by. Add the mugs you like to your quote request, or explore the full beer mug catalogue.

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Beer mugs to explore

16 oz Glass Beer Mug (Screen Printed)

16 oz Glass Beer Mug

Clear 16 oz (480 mL) glass mug with handle, 3.25 in. across and 5.25 in. tall.. Decoration: Screen print or UV DTF: 2.5 x 2.25 in. on one side, or a 7 in. wide wraparound.

9,91 $ – 11,11 $

Indicative minimum: 72

Dusseldorf Beer Stein - Deep Etch

Dusseldorf Stein, Deep Etched

Clear glass stein with a barrel-shaped body and dimpled detailing at the base.. Decoration: Deep etch: 2 x 2 in. on one face, second face available.

17,85 $ – 18,85 $

Indicative minimum: 24

Spiegelau Refresh 21-7/8oz crystal beer stein single piece in a gift

Spiegelau Refresh Crystal Stein

21 7/8 oz crystal stein, 7.5 in. tall, packed in its own gift box; hand washing recommended.. Decoration: Screen print: 1.5 x 2.5 in. on one face, or wraparound (size to be confirmed).

29,98 $ – 37,43 $

Indicative minimum: 12

Oktoberfest Beer Steins 33.75oz

1 L Oktoberfest Stein

1 L (33.75 oz) dimpled glass stein with D handle, sturdy base and wide mouth.. Decoration: Screen print or four-colour process: 2 x 2 in. on the side.

19,95 $ – 20,75 $

Indicative minimum: 72

Cavendish Beer Stein - Imprinted

Cavendish Stein, Printed

Clear stein with a rounded body and flared base.. Decoration: Screen print: 1.75 x 1.5 in. on one face, second face available.

11,42 $ – 12,93 $

Indicative minimum: 72

Britannia Beer Mug 20oz - Etched

Britannia 20 oz Etched Mug

Clear 20 oz glass mug supplied with a deep-etched logo.. Decoration: Deep etch (logo and text): 1.5 x 1.625 in., one location.

18,30 $ – 20,00 $

Indicative minimum: 24

Beer Mug 20oz clear glass

20 oz Glass Beer Mug

Heavy clear glass 20 oz mug, 6.25 in. tall; hand washing recommended.. Decoration: Screen print: 2 x 2.75 in. on one face, or wraparound (size to be confirmed).

11,98 $ – 14,09 $

Indicative minimum: 72

13 oz Glass Beer Mug (Deep Etch)

13 oz Etched Glass Beer Mug

13 oz (390 mL) glass mug with D handle, packed in a gift box with paper wrap.. Decoration: Deep etch: 2.25 x 3.25 in. on one side.

19,65 $ – 22,89 $

Price includes decoration (1 location)

Indicative minimum: 48

Oktoberfest Beer Steins 16.75oz

0.5 L Oktoberfest Stein

Half-litre (16.75 oz) dimpled glass stein with D handle and wide mouth.. Decoration: Screen print or four-colour process: 2 x 2 in. on the side.

15,45 $ – 16,25 $

Indicative minimum: 72

Thornbury Beer Stein - Deep Etch

Thornbury Stein, Deep Etched

Clear stein with extra-fine cold-cut rims.. Decoration: Deep etch: 2 x 1.5 in. on one face, second face available.

43,75 $ – 47,75 $

Indicative minimum: 12

19.25 oz Glass Beer Mug (Screen Printed)

19.25 oz Glass Beer Mug

19.25 oz (569 mL) glass mug with a weighted base, handle and wide mouth.. Decoration: Screen print or UV DTF: 3 x 2.75 in. on one side, or a 7 in. wide wraparound.

12,42 $ – 14,23 $

Indicative minimum: 72

Multi-Color Flashing Beer Mug

Light-Up Multicolour Beer Mug

16 oz plastic mug that lights up in several colours at the press of a button; batteries included.. Decoration: Pad print: 1.375 x 1.375 in. in the round front recess.

12,00 $ – 12,55 $

Indicative minimum: 50

Information from supplier product data, for reference only. Quantities, decoration methods and availability are confirmed with your quote. Prices in CAD, taxes, shipping and setup fees extra.

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Custom beer mugs: which material and which decoration should you choose?

It comes down to washing, setting and how your logo should look.

Daily dishwasher runs or occasional use?

The distributors consulted point to engraving, by laser or sandblasting, as the decoration that best survives washing [1][2][3][4]. Printing is where they disagree: several say heat and detergent eventually fade it [1][2][4], another describes it as dishwasher-safe [3], and one ties its durability to the type of ink and how it's cured [2]. For heavy commercial use, engraving is the safe bet; otherwise, get the ink type, curing and dishwasher resistance confirmed in writing.

Glass, steel or ceramic: start with where it will be used

According to a distributor's buying guide, glass doesn't hold onto odours or flavours but is a poor fit for trade shows and outdoor use because it can break, while stainless steel is durable and the only option that allows true vacuum insulation [4]. Another distributor considers thick glass better suited to the dishwasher than thin glass [1]. For ceramic (stoneware steins), pros and cons are to be confirmed with your quote.

What your logo will actually look like

According to laser manufacturer Epilog, laser engraving on glass leaves a frosted white mark; colour only comes from a fill applied afterwards [5]; its durability is to be confirmed. If colour matters, choose printing. One distributor notes that each screen-printed colour needs its own screen and that gradients don't reproduce well, so one or two solid colours keep costs down [4]. Another distributor points photos to full-colour digital printing, since neither engraving nor screen printing can reproduce them [2]. For fine lines, practitioners interviewed by the trade magazine GRAPHICS PRO advise against carving too deep and favour bold fonts over small scripts [6]: simplify a busy logo.

A 16 oz "pint" isn't a Canadian pint

Canadian law defines the pint as 1/8 of a gallon, or about 568 mL [7]. Because the US fluid ounce (29.6 mL) is larger than the imperial ounce (28.4 mL) [8], 16 US ounces come to about 473 mL; it takes 20 imperial ounces to make a pint [7][8]. Yet one distributor calls the smaller glass a "pint" [3]. Compare quotes in millilitres.

Gift or event: think about what happens afterwards

In the 2026 study by ASI, an industry association, 87% of respondents said they would keep a branded drinkware item because it's useful [9] (respondents' country not specified). For events, two participants in a wedding forum said they wouldn't reuse a glass bearing another couple's names or wedding date [10].

Decorated mugs: the document to ask for

In Canada, a regulation limits the lead and cadmium that glazed ceramic and decorated glass or ceramic tableware can release, with a separate test for decoration within 20 mm of the rim [11]. According to Health Canada, undecorated glass isn't covered, but screen printing and decals count as decorations, and compliance is the industry's responsibility [12]. Ask for the compliance document covering the decorated mug, not just the blank glass.

Écran Blanc's advice

For a brewery, go with thick engraved glass; for outdoor use, stainless steel. For screen printing, one or two solid colours keep the cost down. And save the date for keepsakes: without one, a mug is more likely to stay in use.

Why choose Écran Blanc?

Écran Blanc is a Quebec family business based in Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, started by two brothers who wanted a company where the client relationship comes first.

With beer mugs, the right pick usually comes down to practical details: who washes them, where they'll be used and what your logo has to show. Tell us what the mugs are for, how many you need, by when and on what budget: we'll dig through the catalogue for you and come back with several directions to bundle into a single quote request. Not sure your logo file will work? We can check it for you. Before production, you approve a visual confirming colours, layout and dimensions, and we keep you posted all the way to delivery.

Frequently asked questions about custom beer mugs

Will my logo's Pantone colour match on a glass mug?
Screen printing uses spot colours, and one distributor says PMS matching is possible. Another, however, warns that a colour won't look the same on glass as it does on screen or on paper. For a large run, check the colour on the actual product before production; whether a physical sample is available is to be confirmed with your quote.
How many extra mugs should I order for an event?
None of the sources we reviewed sets a figure. With glass, a few breakages over the evening are possible, especially outdoors. In a forum thread about glasses handed out at a wedding, one participant suggests ordering some spares and planning a way to wash them at the end of the night. A small buffer means no guest leaves empty-handed.
Is it worth selling branded glasses in a brewery's retail shop?
According to one distributor, custom glassware is among the best-selling merchandise items for breweries, and serving every beer in a glass carrying the house brand elevates the bar's image. That's the view of a company that sells glassware, with no data behind it: interest among your own customers is to be confirmed before planning large quantities for the shop.
Can each employee's name be engraved on their mug?
Individual personalization is to be confirmed for each project. Include the number of mugs, the list of names and your target date in your request, and feasibility will be confirmed with your quote. For a single team, keeping the shared logo and adding each name keeps the whole set looking consistent.
What's the minimum quantity and lead time for custom beer mugs?
The minimum quantity varies by product: tell us which one you're interested in and how many you need, and we'll confirm what's possible. Turnaround is shaped by the product, quantity, decoration method and availability. If your event has a fixed date, include it in your request; we always confirm the expected date before production begins.
Will I see my mug before it's produced?
Yes. Before anything goes into production, we send you a visual proof to approve the colours, layout and dimensions of your logo. Ideally, send a vector file (.AI, .EPS, .SVG) or a high-resolution image of at least 300 DPI; you can also start your request and send your files later.

A mug that carries your brand to the taproom or your next event?

Add the mugs you're interested in to the same quote request, along with the intended use, quantity and target date. We'll get back to you with the details and pricing.

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Sources and references

  1. [1]4imprint (promotional products distributor), "Are Custom Beer Glasses Dishwasher Safe" (accessed October 31, 2026). 4imprint.com
  2. [2]Custom Ink (distributor), Sofia Fox, "Laser Engraved vs. Screen Printed Drinkware: Which Decoration Method Is Right for You?", March 6, 2026 (accessed October 31, 2026). customink.com
  3. [3]Qstomize (distributor), "Personalized Pint Glasses: Bulk Ordering for Breweries and Bars," April 12, 2026 (accessed October 31, 2026). qstomize.com
  4. [4]Amsterdam Printing (distributor, Taylor DM Brands), "Promotional Drinkware Buying Guide: Practical Insights for Business Buyers, Marketing Managers & Event Planners" (accessed October 31, 2026). amsterdamprinting.com
  5. [5]Epilog Laser (laser system manufacturer), "Laser Etching & Engraving Glass" (accessed October 31, 2026). epiloglaser.com
  6. [6]GRAPHICS PRO (trade magazine), Julia Schroeder, "Creative Carving: Sandcarving Q&A," January 10, 2019 (accessed October 31, 2026). graphics-pro.com
  7. [7]Government of Canada, Weights and Measures Act (R.S.C. 1985, c. W-6), Schedule II (pint defined as 1/8 gallon) (accessed October 31, 2026). laws-lois.justice.gc.ca
  8. [8]National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST, United States), "NIST Guide to the SI, Appendix B.9: Factors for units listed by kind of quantity or field of science" (accessed October 31, 2026). nist.gov
  9. [9]Print+Promo Marketing, Hannah Rosenberger, "ASI's 2026 Ad Impressions Study: Drinkware," June 10, 2026 (study by the Advertising Specialty Institute, an industry association) (accessed October 31, 2026). printandpromomarketing.com
  10. [10]WeddingWire (discussion forum), "Custom beer glasses as favors" (accessed October 31, 2026). weddingwire.com
  11. [11]Government of Canada, Glazed Ceramics and Glassware Regulations (SOR/2016-175), sections 2 and 3 (accessed October 31, 2026). laws-lois.justice.gc.ca
  12. [12]Health Canada, "Industry Guide to the Glazed Ceramics and Glassware Regulations" (accessed October 31, 2026). canada.ca

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