Pocket Shot Bourbon
Single serve bourbon in a pouch, sized for the road.
The story behind Pocket Shot
Pocket Shot is a single serve spirit pouch, a format built around portability rather than shelf presence. The bourbon inside is a straightforward American whiskey, the kind of young, corn forward spirit that carries caramel and vanilla without asking much of you. We do not have a verified distillery origin or mash bill for this brand, and we will not invent one. What we can tell you is what the format is good for: a measured 50mL pour, sealed, pocketable, and legal to carry where alcohol is permitted.
We have sold portable spirits at this counter for three decades, and the pouch has outlasted plenty of novelty packaging. Pocket Shot bourbon is not a sipping whiskey and does not pretend to be. It is a mixer, a flask substitute, and a reasonable thing to keep in a glovebox for the friend who arrives unprepared.
Explore the Pocket Shot range
Three single serve pouches, each 50mL, each $1.99. Bourbon, rum, and tequila, all in the same pocket sized format.
| Expression | Type | Proof / ABV | Tasting notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pocket Shot Bourbon 50mL | American whiskey pouch | Caramel and corn, thin body, best mixed or over ice | |
| Pocket Shot Rum 50mL | Rum pouch | Light and sweet, works in a cola or a rum punch | |
| Pocket Shot Tequilla 50mL | Tequila pouch | Vegetal and warm, take it with salt and lime |
Which Pocket Shot is right for you?
At $1.99 a pouch, Pocket Shot is priced as an add on, not a destination. Buy a few for a cooler, a boat bag, or a hotel room, and keep a bourbon one in the car for emergencies. Compare that to a full bottle of bourbon on our shelves and the math is obvious: the pouch is convenience you pay a small premium for. We keep all three flavors at the same price.
Fits a jacket pocket, no glass to break in a parking lot
Light rum pouch mixes with cola and travels without bottles
A discreet 50mL pour for the friend who forgot a gift
Pocket Shot cocktails and pairings
Treat the bourbon pouch as a mixer, not a sipper. Pour it into a highball with ginger ale, or use it where a recipe calls for a splash of whiskey.