Chestnut Farms Bottled in Bond: A Bourbon Note review!

[@caveman6789]

You can find it at other local liquor stores in the state at 70-80 so you can see the margin TW is making on it.

[@TheBourbonNote]

I don't get why they do that. They charge 100 for McFarlane's reserve, and there's another store that sells it for 50. If they didn't do that, I think they'd sell a ton of this stuff.

[@DR.Detroit11]

LOL, it sucks to its great...if its beating bottled in bond 1792 its a banger

[@MichaelBortner-qk4zl]

It’s a $60 max. Not a bad pour but not worth what they charge. 🥃😎

[@TheBourbonNote]

Agreed!

[@LeatherDaddy97]

Barton makes it. 6 yrs at least. They are going for a certain market with these, but if you ask me the price is way too high.

[@TheBourbonNote]

It seems like they're shooting themselves in the foot with the price this high. I get going for a certain market, but this price is too aggressive. It's actually frustrating because it's a good bourbon that's probably pricing most of its potential buyers out. Thanks for the info!

[@LeatherDaddy97]

@@TheBourbonNote trust me i agree. It was 90 bucks like a year ago and i thought that was high

[@malmeyer]

Great video, I've seen it on the shelf many times and now I can definitely feel good passing on it. When you guys do your BIB Blind tournament, we'll see how it does. :) I'll take Joseph Magnus for $100, Alex. Cheers guys!

[@TheBourbonNote]

Yeah, it's a ridiculous price for this one!

[@robbhamina6960]

I researched it a found a minimum 6 years statement. You should have researched it before you started blabbing.

[@TheBourbonNote]

Thanks for the update. You should have spell checked and made sure to complete the word "and" by adding the "nd" before you hit send. Cheers!