Allocated bourbon, tracked across the Midwest.
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Sazerac 18 Year Rye
Every store that has had this bottle on a shelf while we have been watching, and what the record does — and does not — support saying about when it lands.
This page covers Sazerac 18 Year Rye. Only one size or source variant has been seen, so no figure on this page mixes variants.
Green dots are holding it right now; hollow dots have held it at some point since we started watching. Dense metros collapse into a numbered cluster — click one to zoom in and split it.
Interactive map needs JavaScript. Every location it plots is listed in the table below.
Drag to pan, scroll or pinch to zoom, click a dot for the store. A numbered circle holds several stores: clicking it zooms in, or fans the stores out when they sit on top of each other. Geography: US Census cartographic boundary files, public domain. Counties are drawn only for orientation.
The same locations the map plots, with every value spelled out. Distance is straight-line from home, not driving distance.
A confirmed restock is one store going from “sold out” to “in stock” while we watched. It is a much stricter test than “stock appeared”, and deliberately so: most stores report nothing at all most of the time and flip to a real count once a day when the state's bulk refresh runs, and counting that as a restock would turn one piece of bookkeeping into hundreds of imaginary drops.
Confirmed restocks
Resumed with stock
Typical restock gap
Typical time on shelf
When confirmed restocks land
Day of week × hour of day, Eastern time, for this bottle only. A darker cell means more restocks in that slot; outlined cells had at least one.
Prices are whatever the retailer last published. “vs reference” compares against our watchlist ceiling of $200.00, which is a ceiling rather than a street price — at or below it is the good case.
Stores ranked by how many times we have watched this bottle genuinely arrive. The second column counts the softer signal separately — a store that came back online already holding stock may have had it for days.
We would rather print “not enough data” than a median of two observations dressed up as a typical value. Thresholds are fixed in advance: a restock rhythm needs 8 gaps and 14 days, a shelf-life median needs 8 completed spells, and a price median needs 5 published prices.
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