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There are more bourbon-of-the-month clubs than ever, and they're not built the same. Some send full bottles; some send sample vials. Some stay in one lane; some hand you a giant catalog and let you sort it out yourself. We taste our way through a lot of these, so here's an honest look at ten worth knowing — what each one does well, and who it's actually for.
PourMore Bourbon Club is where we'd start, and not just because it's ours. Every month you get a full 750ml bottle that our team actually picked — not an algorithm, not a sample vial — along with tasting notes and the distillery story behind it. The picks are opinionated on purpose: bottles we'd buy for ourselves, at the right price for what's in the glass.
What sets it apart is breadth. The Bourbon Club is one of eight clubs in the same lineup, so when your taste wanders into rye, scotch, tequila, or mezcal — and it will — your membership comes along for the ride. Three tiers (Intro, Explorer, and Enthusiast) let you start approachable and work up to harder-to-find bottles.
PourMore is for people who want curation they can trust and room to explore past one spirit. It's like having a friend with great taste send you a bottle every month — and tell you why it's worth pouring.
Taster's Club is a solid pick if you know exactly which lane you want to stay in. They run separate single-category clubs — bourbon, scotch, tequila, and so on — and each delivers a monthly bottle with tasting notes and distillery background. Beginners and longtime drinkers both find their footing here.
Best for someone who's settled on one spirit and wants to go deep on it. If your taste tends to wander across categories, you'll feel the single-club ceiling sooner than you'd like.
Flaviar built its name on education and community, and there's a lot to like — a big spirits directory, member events, and a genuine try-before-you-buy model. The defining trait is the format: it's centered on sample packs alongside the occasional full-size bottle, with a large catalog you browse and choose from yourself.
| Plan | Price | Features |
|---|---|---|
| Quarterly | $95 | Sample packs, full-sized bottle, tasting notes |
| Annual | $300 | All quarterly features plus exclusive events |
Best for the drinker who likes to sample widely and do their own digging through a big catalog. If you'd rather someone hand you the full bottle worth pouring, that's a different kind of club.
Mash & Grape covers a lot of ground, from well-known brands to lesser-spotted bottles, with a monthly pick that shows off the range of bourbon flavor.
Their best angle is the education around the mash bill — the grain recipe that shapes a bourbon's character. Each grain pulls flavor in a different direction, and the club leans into helping members taste those differences for themselves.
Best for the curious drinker who wants to understand why a bourbon tastes the way it does, one grain recipe at a time.
If small-batch is your thing, The Original Craft Bourbon Club leans hard into artisan whiskey you won't see on every shelf. Each month brings a bottle from a small distillery, with tasting notes and access to member events.
The dedication to small producers is real, and the bottles come with the kind of backstory craft fans love. Just know the trade-off: a craft-only focus means you won't run into the benchmark big-distillery bottles that are worth knowing too — so it's a fit if small-batch is specifically what you're after.
| Plan | Price per month | Features |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly | $79.99 | One bottle, tasting notes, events |
| Quarterly | $229.99 | Three bottles, tasting notes, events |
| Annual | $899.99 | Twelve bottles, tasting notes, events |
Caskers is strong on rare and limited bottles, and works with smaller distilleries to surface things you won't find locally.
One thing to understand about the model: Caskers is really a spirits marketplace with a club attached — closer to shopping a well-stocked shop than having someone curate a pick for you. If you like the hunt, that's a feature.
| Plan | Duration | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly | 1 month | $89 |
| Quarterly | 3 months | $249 |
| Annual | 12 months | $949 |
Best for the hunter who enjoys shopping for rare bottles as much as drinking them.
RackHouse focuses on small-batch and craft distilleries, with a monthly selection aimed at drinkers who want to find bottles outside the usual lineup. They do a nice job featuring producers you might not run into at your local store.
Best for craft-focused drinkers who want a single-category club built around small producers.
Bourbon & Banter is as much a community as a club. The draw here is the people and the conversation around the bottles as much as the bottles themselves.
| Plan | Price | Features |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | $50/month | Monthly bourbon, tasting notes |
| Premium | $100/month | All Basic features, plus exclusive events |
Best for the social drinker who wants the community side of bourbon, not just a bottle on the porch.
The Sip is a budget-friendly way to get a monthly bourbon pick without a big commitment. Each month brings a curated bottle aimed at drinkers who want to explore without overthinking it.
Best for newcomers who want an easy, lower-cost entry point into monthly bourbon.
Blind Barrels is the fun one. Each shipment is a blind tasting — you don't know the brands until you've tasted them and flipped the reveal card — which turns each box into a guessing game for your palate.
The trade-off is format: Blind Barrels sends four 50ml samples rather than full bottles, so it's built for the experience of guessing, not for stocking your shelf.
| Plan | Price | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly | $59 | 1 month |
| Quarterly | $169 | 3 months |
| Yearly | $649 | 12 months |
Best for the drinker who loves the blind-tasting game and isn't trying to fill a bottle shelf.
Any of these will get good bourbon to your door. But if you want full bottles instead of samples, picks made by people who taste for a living, and the freedom to follow your taste into scotch, tequila, or mezcal down the line — that's the gap we built PourMore to fill. Start with the PourMore Bourbon Club and see what your shelf has been missing.
