We manufacture vodka bottles from 50–100 ml minis for airline and hotel use through 500–700/750 ml core formats and 1 L or larger bottles for duty free and on-trade. If you need a special capacity, we review your filling line, target markets and price tier, then recommend a suitable standard vodka bottle or fully custom design with clear technical drawings and agreed specifications.

We provide both standard vodka bottles and custom vodka bottles. Many brands launch quickly on proven stock shapes, then move to custom moulds once volume and positioning are confirmed. For custom work, our team guides you from early sketches and 3D models through tooling, sampling and line trials, so the new silhouette fits your closures, decoration and production equipment before mass production begins.

To quote efficiently, we usually ask for target capacities, approximate annual volumes, spirit ABV, preferred closure type, decoration ideas and key markets. If you already use a glass vodka bottle, sharing samples or neck and body drawings is ideal. With this information, we can recommend suitable vodka bottles, confirm MOQs and lead times, and explain any tooling or custom mould costs in advance.

In most projects we can match your existing bar-top, screw cap or ROPP closures by designing a compatible neck finish and tolerance window. We look at your capping equipment, typical torque settings and any issues such as leakage or damaged seals. Where there is room to improve performance, we can propose alternative closure systems and validate them with samples and test runs before full rollout.

Timelines depend on whether you choose a standard vodka bottle or a custom mould, and how complex the decoration is. As a general rule, plan time for design and engineering, mould manufacture and sampling, first mass production and then sea freight. Allowing roughly three to five months before launch gives enough room to refine each stage without rushing decisions that affect quality or line performance.

Yes. We can develop eco friendly vodka bottles with higher recycled glass content and optimised weight to reduce material use and transport impact. Our engineers review your current designs and indicate where glass can be removed safely while preserving strength and shelf presence. Where needed, we provide basic data on glass weight and recycled content to support your internal sustainability reporting and brand communications.

Before locking the design, our packaging engineers review your filling and capping equipment, speed targets and handling constraints. We adjust base diameter, heel radius, body profile, neck finish and closure choice together. When helpful, we supply trial batches for real line tests, then fine-tune geometry or tolerances based on feedback. This approach reduces start-up issues and helps new vodka bottles integrate smoothly into existing lines.

We can combine clear, frosted or coated glass with screen printing, decals, embossing, debossing, hot foil accents, metallic effects, badges and neck accessories. For each vodka packaging project we match decoration options to your brand story, price tier, MOQs and line conditions. All inks and coatings are specified for alcohol resistance, abrasion and handling, so your decorated vodka bottles look consistent from filling to final consumption.

Our vodka bottles are produced under strict process control with dimensional checks, visual inspection and performance testing in every run. Where appropriate we test impact and pressure resistance and monitor internal stress. Glass compositions, coatings and decoration systems are selected to comply with major food-contact regulations, and we can provide specifications and test reports to support your quality, regulatory and customer audit requirements.

We work with craft distilleries running small trial orders and with international brands planning large multi-market vodka campaigns. For smaller projects we focus on flexible standard vodka bottles and efficient decoration. For high-volume programs we can scale production across lines and plants, using robust specifications, QA protocols and export packing methods to keep performance consistent as volumes and destinations increase.