Price

Priced at $37.99 on the official Brother's Bond website, this bourbon sits at the upper end of the mid-range tier. Its pricing places it in competition with some of the most recognizable bourbons in the market—posing the question of whether its flavor complexity matches the premium perception.

Brother’s Bond holds its own with a well-balanced, intriguing, and approachable profile.

For some bourbon drinkers, the price point may feel slightly on the high side given the shorter aging period (approximately 4 years) when compared to brands like Buffalo Trace (aged for approximately 6 years). However, its aging period may be compared to 1792 (estimated to be aged for approximately 4-5 years) and Four Roses Small Batch (estimated to be aged for approximately 4 years).

Prices compared to other bourbons:

• Maker's Mark Original – Around $23

• Buffalo Trace – Around $25 

• Bulleit Bourbon – Around $27

• Wild Turkey 101 – Around $26

• Basil Hayden's (80 Proof) – Around $31

• Four Roses Small Batch (90 Proof) – Around $38.99

• 1792 Small Batch (93.7 Proof) – Around $34.99

• Elijah Craig Small Batch (94 Proof) – Around $36

• Larceny Small Batch (92 Proof) – Around $22

Prices compared to other celebrity/backed or endorsed bourbon brands: 

• Bradshaw Bourbon (Terry Bradshaw) – Around $40

• Wild Turkey Longbranch (Matthew McConaughey) – Around $39

• Blackened American Whiskey (Metallica) – Around $45

• Heaven’s Door Straight Bourbon (Bob Dylan) – Around $80

• Gentleman’s Cut (Stephen Curry) – Around $83

• Sweetens Cove Tennessee Bourbon (Peyton Manning, Andy Roddick) – Around ~$53 to $200