Back on episode 397 we talked about whiskey being an investment but now we are reevaluating the current landscape and if collectible whiskey, namely bourbon, is on the decline. We consider changes in the bourbon market, including the increased interest from the high net worth community. There is a nostalgia for the past when information about whiskey was more accessible but we recognize that changes are happening. After all, there is the other notion about the legality of selling alcohol without a license and the penalties of investing in whiskey.

Show Notes:

Above the Char with Fred Minnick (@fredminnick) talks about celebrity whiskey
Discussion on the decreasing pool of people buying rare bottles
Scotch Drinkers Switch to Bourbon Due to High Prices
New Buyers in the Bourbon Market
High Net Worth Community's Bourbon Value Proposition
High-end Whiskeys: Investment Potential and NFTs
Selling Rare Bottles and the Investment Game
Sean Brock, Bourbon and Bigfoot
Bourbon's Future with Newbies and the Economy
Pandemic Impact on Bourbon Market and the Glass Case
Buying from the Glass Case
The Investment Value of Glass Case Bourbons
The Future of Whiskey as an Investment
The Value of Rare Bottles as an Investment
The Future of Rare Bottles as an Investment: Branding and Market Trends
Effects of Interest Rates on Banking and Real Estate Industries
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417 - Is Collectible Whiskey on the Decline?