Glass Spirit Bottles

1. Concept & Design — It all starts with an idea. Designers sketch the bottle's shape, capacity, and unique details like embossing or engraving. Branding, practicality, and visual appeal come together in the initial design.
2. 3D Modeling & Prototyping — The sketches are turned into 3D digital models. Physical prototypes are often made to test the feel, balance, and shelf impact.
3. Mold Making — Once the design is finalized, precise molds are produced. These molds shape the molten glass into the custom vodka bottle design.
4. Glass Production — High-quality raw materials are melted at over 1,500°C. The liquid glass is formed in the molds, then cooled and annealed to strengthen the bottle and reduce internal stress.
5. Surface Decoration — Color Spraying — Bottles are sent to the spraying line, where they're coated with special food-grade paint to achieve frosted, matte, glossy, gradient, or metallic finishes. This step gives each vodka bottle its distinctive look.
6. Logo Decal & Branding — For detailed logos or artwork, high-quality decals are applied by hand or machine. The bottles then go through a curing process to ensure the decals bond perfectly to the surface.
7. Additional Finishing — Depending on the brand’s vision, bottles may get extra touches like hot stamping, screen printing, or laser engraving for a premium feel.
8. Quality Control — Every bottle is carefully inspected for size, strength, finish, and flawless decoration to meet the highest standards.
9. Packaging & Delivery — Bottles are securely packed to prevent damage in transit and delivered to distilleries, ready to be filled with premium vodka and enjoyed by consumers worldwide.

From an idea on paper to a stunning bottle in your hand — it's innovation, craftsmanship, and precision all in one.

Clear requirements and expectations:

Before the start of cooperation, clearly convey to suppliers key information such as product or service specifications, quality standards, quantity requirements, and delivery time. These requirements can be clarified through detailed purchase orders, technical specifications and other documents‌

Quality control:

Ensure that suppliers understand and meet specific quality standards. During the production process, strictly control temperature and ingredients to ensure the quality and transparency of glass bottles‌

Price and cost control:

Before negotiations, fully understand the market situation, analyze the supplier's cost structure, and set a reasonable target price. Seek win-win solutions to reduce costs by optimizing production processes and increasing batches

Design and customization requirements:

Ensure that the design meets actual needs and determine the functions and design elements required for the bottle. The design should be integrated into the brand culture to enhance brand influence‌

Communication skills:

Maintain smooth communication with suppliers, make regular phone calls, emails or interviews, and keep abreast of order progress and product quality. Use the supplier relationship management system to record communication content to ensure that information is not missed

Long-term cooperation:

Try to establish a long-term cooperative relationship, sign a long-term contract, and commit to a certain purchase volume in exchange for a more stable price and better service from the supplier‌.

Confidentiality agreement.
Require suppliers to sign a confidentiality agreement, exclusive molds, and cannot be used for production by others, etc.