
George T. Stagg
Uncut and unfiltered
Acquired August 2026
The store raffle came through: Pappy, Stagg, an Eagle Rare 17. Now you’re holding a bottle worth more than your ticket by a mile. If you’d rather have the cash than the pour, there’s a right way to do it, and it doesn’t involve a forum.
That bourbon group buyer with the payment app? No name, no record, no reason to treat you fairly once the bottle leaves your hands. Selling to an established buyer puts the whole trade on paper: a real company, real people, payment after inspection.
Fake payments, chargebacks after shipping, 'the bottle arrived broken' claims with someone else's photo. You won this bottle; you shouldn't have to gamble it on a stranger's honesty.
Carriers only move alcohol through their own alcohol programs, and the 'label it vinegar' trick risks the package vanishing with no insurance behind it. Our prepaid kits travel inside those programs, insured door to door.
One written number within 48 hours, guaranteed, no obligation. Compare it with anything a flipper whispers, then decide with both numbers in hand.
Raffle prizes are almost always Van Winkle and Antique Collection bottles. Below: our real, recent purchases of exactly those. Yours would be in good company.
Keep the raffle receipt if you have it. Provenance never hurts. Then check our Trustpilot reviews and the full purchase record.
One bottle is enough. No minimums, no “only collections” fine print.
A single raffle bottle gets the same treatment as an estate: a written offer, most returned within 24 hours, a prepaid insured shipping kit, payment right after inspection, typically about a week end to end. Don’t open it, keep the tag and box if it came with them, and store it upright out of the sun until it ships.
Name the bottle and the release year if you know it. Most quotes returned within 24 hours, and you decide from there.
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