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  1. 10-27-2008 09:31 PM #1
    edward fasso
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    Does anyone know where I can get 20 ounce engravable mugs? I want to make a "Beer Mug Club" a part of the bowling anchored entertainment center I am developing. Join the club for $25.00 per year and get 20 ounces for the 16 ounce price.
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  2. 11-01-2008 05:04 PM #2
    BrewGuru
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    Hi there, welcome to the forums.

    Check out "Grandstand Soprtswear and Glassware" they are a well known provider of beer logo merchandise and work well with breweries, taverns, and other small businesses.

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    On a side-note, depending on the level and quality of the beers you want to pour, how many rotating taps you will have, etc... you should up front decide if the mug club will ALWAYS apply to ALL of your beers... I have seen similar clubs frustrate owners as they put on specialty beers or kegs that cost a considerable amount more wholesale and the pour cost on the 20oz eats away at their margins. It all depends on your market, types of beer you will dispense, rotating taps, and how much specialty micro is available in your area or will sell at your venue. To keep agile and maintain customer interest, having many rotating taps is becoming more and more common.

    Good luck.
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