How is this price gouging? Its called supply and demand!

unless I'm mistaken,those prices are from third-party sellers on Amazon. third-party sellers are mostly crooks(with the exceptions, of course). having said that, if they can find sellers who are willing to pay $1500, they have my respects.

we don't live in a communist or socialist country. consumers are free to pay whatever they can afford to pay. I've been a member of a local wine club for almost 10 years.

Two years ago, we purchased a bottle of 57-year-old French cognac at a stupid cost of $11,500. Divide that by 38 members in the club, each of use forked over $300. We used a syringe and equally distributed that bottle into 38 tiny glasses. Each person got just one little sip. $300 for a sip of 57-year-old cognac. It was barely enough to get a taste, but we all enjoyed the experience.

For me, it was about as close to time travel as I would ever get. Having the 57-year-old liquid paradise, even if it was just a sip, felt like a mini trip back in time to the 1958 when the stuff was made. :)

Nobody whined about the $300 cost. :) As a matter of fact, we actually got a great deal. A few month later, another identical bottle was sold at auction for almost $20,000! :)
 
It doesn't seem to be an article about the third party sellers. They were doing it too, which is likely how Amazon algorithms arrived at their prices for direct sales.
 
To be honest, if you don't find this unethical, then you must agree with ticket touting as well.
 

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