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Glassware Producers Tap Into Sustainability, Healthy Living Trends

Rolf Glass B2B Custom Program Intro

Introducing Rolf Glass Custom Program designed for B2B! You know your customers better than anyone. They look to you for new and exciting designs, ...

Go Kipper with Rolf Glass

This original design includes a variety of stylized fish on either a 35oz clear pitcher with blue glass handle, or a matching 16oz clear cooler. Th...

Rolf Glass Launches the Bourbon Street Collection

The Bourbon Street line from Rolf Glass is as timeless as the French Quarter itself. The beautifully cut and polished crisscross lines of Bourbon S...

Rolf Glass Presents "Blue Fish"

Blue Fish is a new design from Rolf Glass that features eleven whimsical fish (including the signature Rolf Glass wayward fish) clustered together....

Zodiac Glassware. Whats Your Perfect Glass?

Are you the type of person to play the lottery? Or save your fortune from a fortune cookie? Do you read your horoscope, just to get a heads up on w...

HomeProducts The Word of the Day is Whiskey

The word whiskey is derived from the Gaelic word “Uisge Beatha” which means “water of life”. More and more Whiskey (or also spelled Whisky) is beco...

5 Companion Collections for a Perfect Tabletop

Here at Rolf Glass, we pride ourselves on our elegant and unique glassware designs. For the upcoming holiday season we wanted to share with you som...

On Being ICONic

Sometimes life brings you around full circle. While teaching graphic/technology at a local college, I tried to inspire my students to be sensitive ...

5 Tips to Help Boost Your Sales

1. Glass/Crystal needs light. If you have windows or Natural light, that is ideal to give crystal the sparkle it deserves. If that’s not an option,...

Broken Glass: An Optimists Perspective on Spring

While doing a bit of spring cleaning I accidentally broke a drinking glass. It was one of a set that I have had for over a decade, and not the firs...