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These days, it's really easy to spend $100 on a bottle of bourbon, but how do you avoid getting burned at the liquor store? Stick with some of our choices for the $50 - $100 price range and you'll find some heavy hitting bourbons. Don't get burned at the liquor store, shop smart with these tips.
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