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Instead, I’ve compiled a list of bourbons from bespoke blenders/bottlers, craft masters, and independent operators from all over America. But since this is a kooky sort of middle-ground price point, huge brands like Wild Turkey, Knob Creek, and even Buffalo Trace tend to be absent (we’ll get back to them at higher price points). So how do you navigate a liquor store shelf loaded with bourbons that feel very scattershot while also being unarguably expensive? You bring in an expert like me to lead the way.īelow, I’m calling out 15 bottles of bourbon - all between $100 and $125 - that are worth adding to your bar cart. We’re still squarely in the realm of special oak barrel finishes and 100-proof bottled-in-bonds with some older age statements and a few funky/crafty flavor profiles that go beyond the classic American whiskey sweetness bourbon is known for. Yet, we’re not anywhere near the elite bourbons that draw the attention of the bourbon nerd crowd. We’re past the best small batch bourbons and entry-point bottles. Bourbon whiskey just over $100 but under $125 is an eccentric, fascinating in-between space.
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