They have some harder to find bourbon, but the prices are stratospheric and effectively absurd. $350 for Weller 12 is vomit-worthy. 8.5x msrp is just god awful. Enjoy your bottle museum…Response to reply from vendor:Thanks for the reply, but I’m not entirely sure what you...
Read MoreThey have some harder to find bourbon, but the prices are stratospheric and effectively absurd. $350 for Weller 12 is vomit-worthy. 8.5x msrp is just god awful. Enjoy your bottle museum…Response to reply from vendor:Thanks for the reply, but I’m not entirely sure what you mean. You are, of course, free to charge whatever you like for your products, but you deserve to be shamed for the level of price-gouging you are currently engaging in. $350 for a $40 bottle is criminal and the highest price I have EVER seen for that particular bottle in half a dozen states…Perhaps consider pricing things a bit more reasonably and you may just sell more of these bottles that you are basically holding hostage, especially with nearly all of your competitors are charging dramatically less for the same items.I’ll stop in an again in a few weeks to see if anything has changed, but I suspect that will not be the case. May you will see fit to be more reasonable with the cost of the Weller 12 and the Stagg (which is also priced astronomically high), but to say I have faith these bottles will be dropped to something a bit more fair is pretty unlikely.If you do make a change, drop a reply here so I know when to come in for a look.For what it’s worth, I came in ready to buy with plenty of cash (I shop small and pay cash to save of processing fees for local merchants). I am not a penny-pinching customer either. I have literally hundreds of bottles in my collection and will pay FAIR prices (above msrp) for things that are worth it. You do not currently offer things in that range, but I wish you luck nonetheless. You’ll probably need it.Regards,Matt
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