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A can of Hole in 1 beside a ball on the green at first light, flagstick behind.
Hole in 1

Eighteen holes.
One good decision.

Handcrafted vodka with brewed black tea, tupelo honey and lemon. Still, not sparkling. 5.9% ALC/VOL.

What’s in it

Three ingredients doing real work.

Loose black tea leaves steeping in a glass cup.
Black tea. Brewed, not flavored. It is what gives the can its backbone and keeps the finish dry.
Honey drizzling beside a golf ball.
Tupelo honey. The reason it tastes round instead of sharp. Sweetened with honey, not syrup.
A cut lemon resting beside a golf tee.
Lemon. Real citrus, for the lift. Enough acid to cut the sweetness before it ever gets cloying.

Designed for the cart,
not the coffee table.

No carbonation means no foam-over on a cart path, no pressure build in a hot bag, and a can that actually drinks well warm-ish at the fourteenth.

Built around one round of golf.

01

Still, so it travels

Non-carbonated. It goes in a cooler, a cart bag or a back pocket without turning into a fountain.

02

One can, one drink

5.9% ALC/VOL in 12 oz, about 1.2 standard drinks. Strong enough to count, light enough to pace.

03

Gluten free, no chemistry

Premium vodka with natural flavors. No artificial flavors, no artificial colors, nothing to explain.

The technical bit

Specifications.

Everything a buyer asks in the first email. If you need the full packet, with UPCs, state registration and pricing, we will send it over.

Category
Premium vodka with natural flavors
Flavor
Black tea, tupelo honey, lemon
ABV
5.9% ALC/VOL
Standard drinks
≈ 1.2 per can
Format
12 oz (355 mL) sleek can
Carbonation
None, still
Gluten
Gluten free
Case pack
24 cans; 4-packs available
Produced by
Boardroom Spirits, LLC, Lansdale, PA

Out in the world.

A can of Hole in 1 pressed into crushed ice.
A can on the tee box at first light.
Cans on the bar at the nineteenth hole.
Friends on a clubhouse terrace with cans of Hole in 1.

The other one

Robbie Dan’s.

Bourbon rested in toasted oak, squeezed lemons, pure cane sugar. Same standards, different afternoon.

A can of Robbie Dan’s beside a bourbon barrel.