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Log the personal stories and experiences associated with each bottle of bourbon you own or have tried. Build a digital collection of your bar, track your bourbon hunts, and share your moments at events.
What's New in 5th Pour
1.4.2
August 5, 2026
Version 1.4.2 - When two bottles share a barcode, scanning it now shows every edition so you can pick the right one — and add a missing edition without losing what you entered. - Clearer photo uploads: if one doesn't go through, the app tells you instead of failing quietly. - Cleaner bottle detail pages, with edits that refresh automatically. - Fixed adding bottles to your Bar and Hunt so quick taps register correctly. - Bug Fixes
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FAQ
What is 5th Pour used for?
5th Pour is used to record the personal stories and meanings behind bourbon bottles, rather than their cost or ratings. Users can build a digital collection of their bar and track their experiences with different bourbons.
Can I track the price of bourbon with 5th Pour?
No, 5th Pour focuses on the narrative and personal significance of each bottle. It is explicitly not a price-tracking application.
How do I add a bourbon to my collection in 5th Pour?
You can add a bourbon by scanning its barcode or searching for it within the app. Once found, you can open its page and add your own stories and details.
Does 5th Pour have ads?
No, 5th Pour does not contain advertisements. It is a completely ad-free experience for users.
What devices does 5th Pour support?
5th Pour is currently supported on iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed for iOS users.
How often is 5th Pour updated?
The latest version, 1.4.2, was released on August 5th, 2026. Updates are provided by the developer to enhance the app's functionality and reliability.
What is the age rating for 5th Pour?
5th Pour has an age rating of 17+. This is due to the nature of the content it is designed to track, which is related to alcoholic beverages.
Can I use 5th Pour offline?
The provided data does not specify offline functionality. However, logging stories and building a collection typically requires an internet connection for data synchronization.





