How our glassware is made

Production process

How our glassware is made

Every Rebottled glass starts as waste. Follow the journey from used bottle to the glass on your table, for both of our production lines.

Route 1: Upcycled

The bottle stays a bottle.

A precision process turns the original wine bottle into the glass on your table.

01

Collect

Used wine bottles are collected instead of thrown away. Every bottle saved is raw material gained.

02

Laser cut

A precision laser cuts each bottle at exactly the right height. Clean, exact, and gentle on the glass.

03

Fire polish

The rim is finished with flame until it's perfectly smooth, and thermally de-stressed for everyday use.

04

Check, print & pack

Every glass is checked and packed in our own packaging, ready for its second life.

99%less CO2 than new glass
98%less water in production
3products from a single wine bottle

Compared to producing new glass. LCA verified.

Route 2: 100% Recycled

Not every bottle survives in one piece, but that doesn't mean its story has to end. 

We rescue broken bottles that would otherwise go to waste, and transform the shards into new glassware. No new raw materials needed, saving significantly on CO2 and energy compared to producing virgin glass.

01

Collect shards

Broken and unusable glass is saved.

02

Melt

The shards are melted down into new glass, made entirely from post-consumer material.

03

Mould

The molten glass is shaped into completely new forms, from glasses to bottles.

04

Finish & pack

Each piece is checked and packed, ready for a long life on your table.

Side by side

Two routes, one goal.

Upcycled

The bottle stays recognisable

  • No melting, barely any energy
  • 99% less CO2, 98% less water
  • The shape of the original bottle
  • Tumblers, wine glasses, carafes and candleholders

100% Recycled

Melted shards, new shapes

  • Made from 100% post-consumer glass
  • Glass that couldn't be rebottled
  • Any shape or colour is possible
  • Glassware, bottles and custom designs
Hold the result in your hands.

Hold the result in your hands.

From wine bottle to tumbler, from shards to something new. See where it ends up, or start a project of your own.