Bourboneur

Bourboneur

By Nicholas Owens

  • Category: Food & Drink
  • Release Date: 2024-06-22
  • Current Version: 1.0.8
  • Adult Rating: 17+
  • File Size: 59.68 MB
  • Developer: Nicholas Owens
  • Compatibility: Requires iOS 12.0 or later.
Score: 1.4
1.47561
From 82 Ratings
Free On itunes

Description

Unleash the Power of Bourbon Knowledge with the BOURBONEUR App! Crafted by a Certified Bourbon Professional, the all-new BOURBONEUR app is your ultimate companion in the world of bourbon. Join a thriving community of bourbon enthusiasts who trust the renowned and regularly updated Bourbon Blue Book to value over 5,000 bottles of prized brown spirits. T&C: https://www.bourboneur.com/terms-disclosures-privacy-policy/terms-conditions Privacy Policy: https://www.bourboneur.com/terms-disclosures-privacy-policy/privacy-policy Key Features: Bourbon Blue Book: Access the most accurate bourbon valuation tool and keep track of your collection's worth. Market Insights: Monitor market trends with the Bourboneur Secondary Market Index and see how the value of your collection evolves over time. Fun and Interactive: Not sure what to drink? Input your bottles and let the Wheel of Destiny choose your next pour. Flavor Explorer: Dive into our proprietary analysis of 500+ bourbons to discover pours that match your unique flavor preferences. Start your bourbon journey today with BOURBONEUR—where every bottle tells a story!

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Reviews

  • Crazy expensive & bad experience

    1
    By jdm95lude
    If I’m expected to pay $3 a month I want the app to be flawless. The overall experience is subpar and search capabilities have to be an exact match, could t even search for Blanton’s. I’ll stick with BoozeApp and although the user experience isn’t flawless, it’s free and they continue to improve on it.

  • Worth. Every. Penny.

    5
    By @WarWithChina
    App look and feel is warm/polished and very functional. THE "Bourbon Blue Book"... It is the most accurate and thorough bourbon price guide I've come across. I use it often to make sure I'm not overpaying for new releases, especially when I spot something new on the fly. Articles/Interviews on the Bourbon Blog are timely, relevant and educational. Blog keeps me informed of what's dropping and when. Used to be free, but like everything else these days you have to pay for premium content. For those serious about Bourbon, this is premium content.

  • Greedy

    1
    By Rangerabn
    Good app but not worth the pricing, greed has overcome us

  • What a letdown

    1
    By nervousOne
    I must echo nearly every other review here, this stinks. Paywalled app masquerading as a free app is lame in the first place, but to go from a free website to $3/mo or $25/year for your app is insane. I am sorry, but I don’t wish for this to succeed. Cash grabs are lame and that’s what this app is.

  • Bourboneur rocks!

    5
    By Kdawg_1984
    I see lots of reviews complaining about the Bourbon Blue Book going to a subscription, but it’s 100% worth the pennies a day it costs. Hands down the best bourbon pricing anywhere, AND the other features are icing on the cake. Bourboneur has been solid since day 1 and I use this for all my bourbon purchases.

  • Bait and switch

    1
    By itsmeagain11
    If you’re gonna charge for your app, put it upfront don’t make it look like a free app and when you go through the whole registration and login it makes you pay

  • Changed my review up..

    4
    By RolexGuy
    Changed my review because I was able to pay through Apple Pay subscription so I didn’t have to give my credit card information. Trying the three dollars a month and I like what I see so far. I have no problem with this business model.

  • Not working

    1
    By Top8Pro
    Cant search Boubon in the app. The screen is froze. And $25/yr?? NUTS!!

  • No Free Tier

    1
    By TheBudAdams
    Don’t waste your time downloading this app. You’re immediately required to sign up for a paid subscription. I wouldn’t mind a one-time fee to support the dev costs, but $3/mo? Are you kidding me?

  • Bourboneur

    1
    By Jcolb46
    It’s a shame they have turned to greed. they have taken a good thing and ruined it . Please to not pay these people for this let them fail.

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