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Field Ethos Journal

The Bourbon Bag

$225.00
$225.00

Designed to haul two bottles of your finest trouble to the ends of the earth—or at least your buddy’s porch. Whether you’re crossing the savannah in a safari truck or just showing up to poker night like a gentleman, this structured, padded waxed canvas bag protects your liquid assets with the respect they deserve.

Comes with a padded divider to keep your bottles from fighting each other on the ride—because friends don’t let friends show up with shattered whiskey and wine.

American Made
Waxed canvas exterior
Padded, structured walls
Fixed padded divider
Holds two standard bottles of booze or wine
Subtle enough for a sommelier—rugged enough for a bush pilot

External dimensions: 13.5" H × 8.5" W × 4.5" D
Bottle compartments: 12.5" H × 3.5" W × 3.5" D
2 lbs 5 oz
The Bourbon Bag
The Bourbon Bag
The Bourbon Bag
The Bourbon Bag
The Bourbon Bag

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 3 reviews.

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I purchased the Bourbon Bag

"I purchased the Bourbon Bag not for bourbon - I don't drink the stuff. OK, wipe that smug condescending look off your face. I drink rum. Yes, rum and the Rum Bag holds two bottles, one each of Papa Pilar's Flagship Blonde and one Flagship Dark. Rum, not just for overpriced Tiki Bar Boat Drinks. For hundreds of years the choice of every sailor worth his salt. The British Navy was built on a daily lime with a measure of rum. Papa Hemingway practically made the Daiquiri famous and Hunter S. Thompson wrote "The Rum Diaries" so there. Now I can carry rum in my treasured Rum Bag when I'm traveling, starting first light in the morning. Because after all, drinking rum before 10 AM doesn't make you an alcoholic, it makes you a pirate."

— David N. (5/5)

Cool Bag

"This is one cool bag all your friends will want after you show up with it in camp. I put two very nice bottles of Rye in it for a fishing trip. It got bounced around in the bed of my truck and then the boat. It goes perfect with the duffle made of the same material. Bottles arrived in perfect shape. Not only very useful but super cool to."

— Pat E. (5/5)

And Bingo was Its Name

"The Bourbon Bag belongs in the Smithsonian! With a single caption carved into an oaken plank: "Behold, The Bandolier of Libations, Dispensing Bourbon and Sweet Sweet Liberty at the Cyclic Rate since 2025!""

— Ian H. (5/5)

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