Why are bottles like Eagle Rare, Weller, Blanton’s, and Pappy Van Winkle so pricy, and so hard to find? Brian Freedman is a wine, spirits, travel, and food writer; event host and speaker; and ...

the biggest difference between Costco and your local liquor store is the retailer’s shockingly small selection. Can the prices be beat? Never. But can you find allocated bottles? Not usually.

Bourbon is a relatively approachable liquor -- at least as far as ... such as regular old Buffalo Trace, are also allocated - ...

That sale? Sotheby’s Whisky & Whiskey auction, which is live now through June 12 and features hundreds of rare and allocated bottles from the United States, Scotland, and Japan. A vintage ...

In Illinois, liquor is incredibly easy to access ... “flippers” an immediate incentive to snap up as many allocated bourbon bottles as they can. This battle, between the state and the flippers ...

It wouldn’t require all liquor bottles to be open when purchased – only “allocated” bottles of limited-release, selectively distributed bourbons, like the Elmer T. Lee that DeMora said he ...

This bottle is allocated and will be making its way to store shelves in the coming weeks with an MSRP of $130. Anyone who has spent time around online whiskey communities is familiar with Old ...

Whiskey fans know how hard some of Buffalo Trace’s most allocated bourbons are to get, and how expensive these bottles are if ...

Why are bottles like Eagle Rare, Weller, Blanton’s, and Pappy Van Winkle so pricy, and so hard to find? There are whiskeys you can easily find at your local liquor shop, and then there are ...

Related: I've Tested Dozens of Bottles of the Hottest Trend in Whiskey. Don't Believe the Hype Can the prices be beat? Never. But can you find allocated bottles? Not usually. Of its 30ish whiskeys ...