Patriots legend and three-time Super Bowl champion Ty Law is bringing his Hall of Fame pedigree—and his own vodka brand—to Abington this Saturday. The former New England cornerback will be signing bottles of Corvus Vodka, a spirits company he co-owns, at Billy's Liquors (760 Brockton Ave.) from what promises to be an unforgettable meet-and-greet.

Here's how this unique collaboration came together: A sales representative from Martignetti Companies connected the liquor store with Law's team, turning a routine product signing into a full-blown fan experience. "We are currently working closely with them to finalize all event logistics, ensuring everything runs smoothly and delivers a high-quality experience for attendees," a Billy's Liquors spokesperson shared.

Mark your calendars for Saturday, May 9. Individual bottles of Corvus Vodka will be available for $22.99, while a full six-bottle case runs $119.94—perfect for stocking your home bar or scoring a signed collector's item. But this isn't just a quick autograph session. The store is pulling out all the stops: South Shore 360 will be on-site with a 360-degree photo booth for capturing the moment, Law's team is bringing a DJ to keep the energy high, and food trucks will be serving up eats to round out the afternoon.

For Patriots fans, Law needs no introduction. He spent 10 seasons in New England, anchoring a defense that captured three Super Bowl titles. His resume reads like a highlight reel: Law tied Raymond Clayborn's franchise record with 36 interceptions, holds the team mark for interception-return yards (583), and his six pick-sixes remain a franchise best. In 1998, he led the entire NFL with nine interceptions—the first Patriot ever to do so. Inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2019, Law finished his career with 53 interceptions, cementing his status as one of the game's all-time greats.

Whether you're a die-hard Patriots fan looking to meet a legend or just want to grab a bottle of premium vodka with a story, this event is shaping up to be a can't-miss Saturday outing. Grab your gear, bring your camera, and get ready to toast with a Hall of Famer.