Bourbon Connoisseurs' Spirits Run High, Then Low, As States Allot Rare Bottles

As liquor connoisseurs’ quest for certain high-end bourbons becomes a blood sport, the 17 states that control their own liquor stores have adopted more and more complex methods to stop obsessed seekers from gaming the system.

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