One of the most eco friendly crops in the USA, corn.

Absolutely, 100% Gluten Free.

Hall Of Fame Vodka™ is made at the beginning of the famous Whiskey Trail in Bardstown, Kentucky.

We choose to distill our vodka in Bardstown, Kentucky for two reasons: the first, is it is known for some of the best master distillers in the world, and second we are able to utilize limestone water as the foundation for our vodka. 

Limestone water has all of the iron filtered out as it flows over the rocks in Bardstown, Kentucky this results in a sweet-tasting and world-renowned mineral water which we use proudly in Hall Of Fame Vodka™.

We distill our vodka 6 times – We believe any more would result in the sacrifice of taste, which we would never want to do.

We are currently 100% family owned and operated. Although we are not currently looking for external angel investors, keep checking back, you never know what we will need to grow our brand(s) moving forward.

Two reasons we chose 90 Proof. 

1) Taste: We tasted all proof levels from 70 all the way to 100. 90 proof represents the best of both worlds, taste and proof level. 

2) As you can see by our bottle design, we are sports fanatics, coincidentally 90 is the distance in feet in a regulation baseball field, ninety feet from home to first, first to second, second to third, and third to home!

Not at the moment, but stay tuned! Our goal is to expand the Hall of Fame Spirits brand in the future. For now, though, you can use our premium unflavored vodka your imaginations to produce your own custom infusion flavors.

Our long term plan is to expand our liquor family to include Hall Of Fame Whiskey™, Hall Of Fame Rum™, Hall Of Fame Tequila™ , and Hall Of Fame Gin™. We own trademarks on all of the above, however, our current focus is to succesfully launch HOF Vodka and to make a name for ourselves.

90 Proof, like many of the finest whiskeys and rums of the world.

We are currently working with retailers, restaurants and distributors. You can find us in our home state of Arizona, California, Nevada and Kentucky.