For bourbon collectors
Drambook for bourbon collectors tracking batches, store picks, and open bottles
How bourbon collectors can use Drambook to keep batches, private barrels, store picks, pours, and tasting notes organized on-device.
Bourbon collections get complicated because the same front label can hide different batches, barrels, proofs, and picks.
Adult-use boundary: Drambook is for adults of legal drinking age. It does not sell alcohol, facilitate alcohol purchases, appraise bottles, or provide investment, medical, or legal alcohol advice.
The problem is duplicate-looking bottles
A bourbon shelf can have multiple bottles that look similar but matter differently: batch releases, barrel proofs, single barrels, store picks, limited editions, and backups. Drambook gives each bottle its own record.
Private barrels need more than a name
Store picks deserve retailer, pick group, barrel, sticker, date, and tasting notes. That is the difference between “I have Blanton’s” and “I have this specific pick from that specific shop.”
Open bottles need pour history
Collectors often know what they bought and forget what they opened. Logging pours keeps the shelf honest without turning drinking into admin.
Export keeps the record portable
CSV and PDF export are there so the record does not become trapped. Drambook’s local-first stance works best with a periodic export habit.
Where it does not fit
Do not use Drambook for buying bourbon, reselling bottles, age-gated commerce, appraisals, or investment decisions. It is a private journal.
Where Drambook fits
Use Drambook when the job is private whiskey and bourbon collection tracking on iPhone: bottle records, tasting notes, pours, label photos, CSV/PDF import and export, and no account. Do not use it for alcohol sales, bottle appraisal, resale planning, cloud sync, Android, or web access.
Frequently asked questions
Can I track allocated bourbon?
Yes, as a bottle record with batch, proof, purchase, notes, photos, and status. Drambook does not help acquire or sell bottles.
Is there a subscription?
No. Drambook is free to download and has a one-time lifetime unlock for collector tools.