Built by a whiskey drinker who kept losing track of his own shelf.
It starts the way it always starts. A bottle you forgot you owned, found behind two others. A store pick you meant to write down and didn't. A tasting night where four friends argued about which pour was which, and nobody could prove anything because the scorecards were napkins.
Whiskey apps tended to solve the wrong half of that. They cataloged bottles like stamps, assumed every value number was gospel, and had nothing to say about the actual point of the shelf: opening bottles with people. Bourbon Intelligence tracks the collection properly, vault, bar, fill levels, what you paid, and then puts the tasting itself at the center. Blind flights, one link, guests rank on their phones, and the reveal lands like a verdict.
It covers all whiskey, not just bourbon: bourbon, rye, Tennessee, Scotch, Irish, Japanese, Canadian, and world whiskey all sit on the same shelf here. The name is Bourbon Intelligence because that is where the shelf started.
The house rules, in the order we check them: