Made in Maine · Two glasses · 21+
Your sip
is your
shot.
Six goalies printed on the glass, each with their zones in a different place. Take a drink, set the glass down, and wherever the beer line lands is the call — goal, rebound, penalty, or nothing at all.
Free US shipping · Ships in 2 business days
How to play
Drink. Check level.
Apply outcome. Repeat.
Take a shot — that's a drink. However much you swallow is your aim. Where the beer settles is the call, and it's printed right there on the glass.
Red
Goal
Nice shot. You scored. +1.
Yellow
Rebound
One extra drink to get to the last red zone on that goalie.
Blue
Penalty
Your opponent is on the power play. Their next shot counts two if they score — and if they don't, it's over.
No color
Save
Nothing happens. Your turn's over.
The panic drinking rule
Drink past the second puck line on the first shot of a period and that's not sniping, that's panic drinking. Embarrassing. Minus one goal.
Game structure
Three periods.
One beer each.
Each player drinks from their own glass and they alternate turns. Fill to the first puck line — about 12 oz — and drop the puck. Most goals after three periods wins; tied at the horn and you go to overtime, next goal takes it.
Periods
Intermissions between them are encouraged.
Goalies
Turn the glass at every break.
Ounces
Refill to the first puck line each period.
Players
One glass each. Both come in the set.
In the box
Everything for two
Glasses
All six goalies printed on each one.
Instruction card
Every call on one card, for the first game.
Scorecards
Keeps the game honest through three periods.
Pencil
Because someone always forgets one.
Sticker
For the cooler, the water bottle, or the stick.
Where it goes
Built for after the game
Beer league
You just played ninety minutes and now you're sitting at the bar for two hours. This is that two hours.
Watch parties
Playoffs, outdoor games, Saturday nights. A second game running alongside the one on TV.
The gift you don't explain
Anyone who plays, watches or coaches gets it the moment they read the glass. Buy two sets and keep one — then you've got someone to play against.
Long distance
You don't have to be
in the same room
I didn't design it this way — customers worked it out and told me. Everyone gets their own glass, so there's nothing stopping you playing from different houses, or different states.
- Everyone playing needs their own glass — a set covers two people, so a set each covers four.
- Get a video call going and put the game on in the background.
- Play it exactly as written. Same goalies, same order, same rules — every glass is identical, so nobody can fudge it.
- Call your own shots out loud. The trash talk travels fine.
“Whether you're all playing in person or multiple friends are playing virtually from anywhere.”
Reviews
Don't take my
word for it
A hockey guy played it and filmed the whole thing.
No script, no deal — he got a set, played it, and said what he thought. It's the fastest way to understand the game if you've never seen it.
Reviewed by @buzzhockeyclothing
GOAAALLL!!
The only party foul is missing the net
“Played for an hour straight telling stories and no one was on their phone! Great game and easy to play.”
“Let's face it, we're going to be sitting around drinking beers while watching the game. This allows us to compete against friends and family at the same time. It's great. 10 of 10, 100% recommend.”
“Played last Saturday night with 4 friends and what a blast, we laughed out loud so much. Easy to play and I'll tell you it did get a little competitive. This will take off.”
“A great game to play when just hanging out with friends, watching a game, ice fishing, anywhere really. Super simple to play and brought out some great laughs and trash talk.”
“An absolute blast to play with friends and family, whether you're all playing in person or multiple friends are playing virtually from anywhere. An absolute 10 out of 10.”
“We have played this game in person and virtually with a group of people: lots of laughs and fun! Highly recommend getting a set or two to have in your home for the next gathering.”
“So fun! We've enjoyed it the most when playing with a large group — in person and virtually.”
Questions
Before you order
How many can play?
It's built head to head, but plenty of people run it with six or more. Two glasses come in the set.
Can we play from different houses?
Yes — customers do it all the time. Everyone needs their own glass, then get on a video call and play it exactly as written.
How much drinking is it?
Three periods, one beer per period, at your own pace. Breaks between periods are encouraged.
12 oz or 16 oz?
Designed around a 12 oz pour into a 16 oz pint glass. A full beer lands right about the top puck line.
Dishwasher safe?
Top rack, yes. Hand washing keeps the artwork sharp longest.
Do I need anything else?
Just something to drink. Scorecards, a pencil, and a sticker are in the box.
Shipping?
Free anywhere in the US. In Canada? Email me at sipandsnipellc@gmail.com and we'll work it out.
The set
Two glasses, instruction card, four scorecards, a pencil, and a sticker.
- Both glasses printed with all six goalies
- Top-rack dishwasher safe — hand wash keeps the art sharpest
- Ships in 2 business days, packed to survive the mail
- Broken in transit? Email me and I'll replace it
- Designed and packed in Maine