how to sell bourbon on the secondary market

No worries, always happy to help. First things first, you have to know the rules. The market's tricky 'cause technically, selling alcohol without a license is against the law. But there are forums and Facebook groups where collectors trade and sell. You need an invite to get in, so network with fellow bourbon enthusiasts first.

I get the surprise; the media loves their spins. As for scams, transparency is key. Take clear photos of your bottles, seal, and labels. Keep an open line of communication with buyers, and use payment methods that protect both parties. Don't be afraid to ask for references if you're unsure about someone.

Do your research. Check out what similar bottles are going for and adjust based on the rarity and demand for your specific bourbon. If you're really into it, there are also appraisal services out there. And remember, no price is final—you can always negotiate.

Sure thing, look at past transactions for similar bottles and use them as a reference during your negotiation. Stay firm but fair, and remember it's okay to walk away if the deal doesn't feel right. And hey, maybe we could run a few mock negotiations? Could be fun... and helpful. What do you think?

Anytime. It's been good talking to you, and I’m looking forward to those practice sessions. Let's show that bourbon and our acting chops what we're made of, eh?