The Story of Bourgeois 

Bourgeois Guitars comes from the United States and was founded by Dana Bourgeois. This brand has positioned itself as one of the best makers of handmade acoustic guitars. Each instrument is carefully crafted with the finest tonewoods, resulting in guitars that are not only visually stunning but also produce an incredible sound. The rich tones, deep resonance, and clear sound of Bourgeois guitars have made the brand beloved worldwide among both professionals and passionate musicians!

Why Choose a Bourgeois Guitar?

Bourgeois Guitars are a dream for serious musicians seeking an instrument that is perfect in both sound and appearance. These guitars are ideal for advanced players who want to refine techniques like fingerpicking and strumming. If you're looking for a guitar that will showcase your best qualities both on stage and in the studio, a Bourgeois is an excellent choice.

Until recently, these guitars were primarily aimed at the higher price range, but today, in collaboration with Eastman, Bourgeois has developed the Touchstone series. This series offers a more affordable alternative without compromising on the quality and craftsmanship Bourgeois is known for. This makes it possible for a wider audience to enjoy the iconic sound of a Bourgeois, even with a more limited budget. 

If you'd like to know more about the Touchstone series, check out our blog on​ Bourgeois Touchstone's for all the details!

Bourgeois Craftsmanship 

Dana Bourgeois began his career as a guitar builder in the 1970s and quickly created a brand known for its impeccable quality. Over the years, the brand has inspired many musicians, including top artists such as Chris Eldridge, Bryan Sutton, and Bas Schouten, the guitarist from Suzan & Freek. In addition to standard models, Bourgeois also offers custom-made guitars, allowing you to personalize an instrument to your exact specifications! 

If you want to learn more about the custom and beautiful lines of Bourgeois guitars, take a look at this blog for an in-depth look at Bourgeois!