The past few weeks there have been lots of speculation about non distilling producers, or known as NDPs, being able to survive. […]
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Seagrass, Dovetail, Vantage, these are all names that we immediately associate to Barrell Bourbon. I’m excited to bring back two guests on […]
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I look forward to releases from Barrell because they rarely disappoint and, spoiler, this Barrell Bourbon Batch 032 carries on that trend. A blend of straight bourbons from Tennessee, Kentucky, and Indiana aged 5, 6, 7, and 10 years it’s basically a blend of the powerhouse whiskey-making states. Maybe that could be the next LE […]
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It’s only been in the past 10 years that we have seen […]
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I enjoyed the 2021, so I’m looking forward to the Barrell Bourbon New Year 2022, the yearly release from Barrell to celebrate the end of one year and usher in the next. Last year I sipped on the 2021 as the clock marched towards midnight on NYE; it felt appropriate to be kicking 2019 to […]
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Barrell is the current king of blended bourbons and ryes, and this Barrell Bourbon Batch 30 continues their unapologetic reign. Is every single batch an outstanding, mind blowing experience? No. Is every batch at least tasty and fun? Yes. And that’s the real magic of Barrell. When it comes to their bourbons and ryes you […]
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Barrell Seagrass is an American-Canadian blended rye finished in ex-Rum, ex-Madeira and ex-Apricot brandy casks. Separately finished, not consecutively finished; both the American and the Canadian components. If that makes sense skip on down to the next section. If you’re a bit confused, read on. To make the Seagrass, Barrell sourced parcels of rye whiskey […]
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