WCLZ Liberty Bottleworks

WCLZ wants to give you a water bottle!

Liberty Bottleworks makes the ONLY American made 100% recycled metal bottle in the marketplace, 100% BPA free and they use cutting edge technology that create graphics you can feel.

Stop by the WCLZ studio at 420 Western Ave in South Portland M-F 8AM-5PM and the receptionist will help you choose which bottle you prefer! *based on availability*

If you would like one mailed please send a 9 1/2 x 12 1/2 padded envelope and six first class stamps (not attached) to WCLZ Bottles, 420 Western Avenue, South Portland, ME 04106.

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