Tennessee bourbon brand Bib & Tucker has teamed up with Hasbro to launch MONOPOLY: Bib & Tucker Collector’s Edition, a limited-edition board game sold exclusively on ReserveBar. The officially licensed game went on sale on October 14, 2026, and features six custom tokens based on the brand’s annual holiday bottle toppers.
According to the brand, the game “brings together two distinctly American stories rooted in imagination, shared experience, and the spirit of possibility.”
Each token reimagines a design from the Magnificent Marvels Collection. This annual limited-edition bottle topper program honors inventions and icons from America’s age of progress.
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Over six seasons, the collection has featured Lady Liberty, the Steam Engine, the Motorcycle, the Street Car and the Gas-Powered Car. This year’s topper celebrates the Vitascope.
“Great American traditions have a way of bringing people together, and few do that better than bourbon and Monopoly,” said Jack Shanahan, brand manager, Bib & Tucker.
He added: “As we explored the partnership, it became clear that both brands share a deep connection to progress, adventure, and the optimism that defines the American story.”
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READ THE STORYShanahan continued: “Bringing those icons onto the Monopoly board gives fans a new way to experience that history while creating new memories of their own.”
Players leave Atlantic City behind for a board themed around Tennessee whiskey. Rickhouse Row, Lincoln County and the Statue of Liberty anchor the board.
Angel’s Share replaces Income Tax. Frontier Fortunes and Community Crate also appear on the board, while the B&T Express keeps players moving.
ReserveBar sells the game on its own at $29.99 (£22.47 / ₹2,847), while supplies last. A gift bundle with a 750mL bottle of Bib & Tucker The Classic Six costs $74.99 (£56.18 / ₹7,119).
Monopoly itself has a long history. Parker Brothers first published the game in 1935, and Hasbro now owns the brand.
The 2026 Vitascope topper honors the projector that debuted in 1896. According to the brand, it “introduced projected moving pictures to American audiences.”
Select holiday bottles of The Classic Six will carry the topper at participating retailers in select markets. Those bottles cost $49.99 (£37.45 / ₹4,746).
Bib & Tucker charcoal mellows The Classic Six through the Lincoln County Process. It ages the bourbon for at least six years and bottles it at 92 proof (46% ABV).
Official notes from the brand describe vanilla and sweet hay on the nose, with sandalwood and mace. The palate offers a hint of pecan pie sweetness, followed by a long chestnut finish.
Bib & Tucker is aiming the release at “bourbon collectors, whiskey enthusiasts, and adult Monopoly fans of legal drinking age.”
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