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Anyone else have a signed bottle of bourbon? Bottles signed by the master distiller make great collectibles, or perfect gifts for the bourbon lover. Master Distillers can often be found at scheduled signings at distilleries, liquor stores, and bourbon clubs. They generally do not charge a fee for their signature, though some establishments may require you to purchase a bottle on-site for signing. If anyone cares to send us some photos of their signed bottles or signed bourbon collectibles, we’ll publish them for all our readers to see! Send photos to Bill@Modernthirst.com
- Jimmy Russell of Wild Turkey
- Signed by Master Distillers Craig Beam and Denny Potter of Heaven Hill and Artisanal Distiller Charlie Downs of the Evan Williams Experience
- Harlen Wheatley, Master Distiller of Buffalo Trace
- Chris Morris, Master Distiller of Woodford Reserve
- Chris Morris, Master Distiller of Woodford Reserve
- Signed by Makers Mark Master Distiller Greg Davis
- im Rutledge, Master Distiller of Four Roses
- Jim Rutledge, Master Distiller of Four Roses
- Jim Rutledge, Master Distiller of Four Roses
- ModernThirst’s Matt Gates with Jim Rutledge of Four Roses
- im Rutledge, Master Distiller of Four Roses
- Fred Noe of Jim Beam
- L-R Jim Beam Bonded, Quarter Cask, Bookers Rear: Signed bottle of Jim Beam Stillhouse bourbon
- Fred Noe, Master Distiller of Jim Beam
- Fred Noe, Master Distiller of Jim Beam
- Fred Noe, Master Distiller of Jim Beam
- Tom Bulleit of Bulleit Bourbon (reader Submitted))
- Jimmy Russell, Submitted by Aunjel Thomas
- Signed Baker’s bottle submitted by Harley and Alicia Ra
- 1792, submitted by Martin Hobbs
- Submitted by Cathy Jackson
- 1981 JD – Submitted by Phillip Osburn, Sr.
- Signed by Jimmy Bedford, Submitted by Phillip Osburn, Sr.
3 Comments
I have two bottles signed by the Beam brothers (Limestone Branch). In general, do bottles hold value whether full of empty?
Generally, signed bottles don’t add much value. But if they do hold any, full is definitely preferable to empty.
I have a bottle of Jack daniels gold medal 1981signed by the distiller in 2007, Distiller is Jimmy Bedford. Can you please give some idea of what it is worth?