J. Rieger & Co.

The MVP of game-day drinks!

In the wild and rowdy stockyards of Kansas City's West Bottoms, known as "The Wettest Block in the World," the thirst for spirits was unquenchable, with men from both sides of the state line flocking to the area in search of a stiff drink. And lucky for them, in 1885, a man named Jacob Rieger arrived from Austria-Hungary to the wild west and established J. Rieger & Co. When Jacob's son Alexander took over the family business in 1900, he transformed it into the largest mail-order whiskey business in the US, just in time for Prohibition to spoil the party. Years passed, and the city's "Spirited" history was almost forgotten, until Ryan Maybee, a local bartender, decided to bring it back to life. He joined forces with Andy Rieger, a descendant of the legendary Jacob Rieger, and rounded up some of the biggest names in the industry, including Dave Pickerell, Steve Olson, Tom Nichol, and Nathan Perry.

Arrowhead Stadium has seen it all — from touchdowns to fumbles, from raucous cheers to tearful sobs. The Chiefs' home turf has played host to some of the team's most unforgettable triumphs, and to mark this 50th milestone anniversary of the GEHA Field, J. Rieger & Co. concocted a limited-edition Red Kingdom Vodka that’s fit for the champions of Kansas City. Made from 100% corn and run through copper stills, this 80 proof Spirit boasts a clean aroma and a smooth-as-silk texture. Whether you prefer your cocktails zesty with a splash of citrus or bubbly with a splash of soda, Red Kingdom Vodka works as the perfect teammate for your next game-day adventure.