Barrell Craft Spirits

Barrell Craft Spirits launches a new brand designed for the budget friendly consumer.

Coming on the heels of a disappointing Batch 028, can Batch 029 right the ship?

Barrell experiments with micro-blends for their newest release.

The third annual release of Barrell Craft Spirits’ Flagship Bourbon.

10 and 11 year old bourbon is usually considered the “Sweet Spot” with many distillers. Can Barrell harness that?

A vacation in a bottle?

Barrell wants you to experience it’s most cherry-forward batch to date.

Twenty. Five. Years. Old.

A toast to a better year… and Good Riddance to 2020!

Barrell’s final bourbon batch of the 2020.

Barrell’s team creates a finished whiskey that combines all of their favorite aromas and flavors into one bottle.

Barrell finally uses a wheated bourbon to blend with.

Sampling Barrell’s newest Private Release lineup. Kentucky whiskey finished in Pear Brandy, Oloroso Sherry and Armagnac Barrels

Sampling Barrell’s newest Private Release lineup. Kentucky whiskey finished in Ice Wine, Champagne and Tokaji Wine barrels.

Barrell’s latest blend explores the world of high-rye mashbill bourbon

Barrell’s highest proofed batch whiskey ever.

Two batches of sibling barrels, separated by one summer of heat. How different can they be?

7 different distillates from 5 different states. Will too many cooks spoil the broth?

Does the age statement alone make this a worthy purchase?

Barrell’s second and last Kentucky-only batch.

We’ve reviewed over 46 batches and single barrels of whiskeys from Barrell Craft Spirits and compiled our top 10 products.

Barrell’s second release tries to keep the momentum of their first batch going.

After a 2 year hiatus, Barrell finally releases a new rye whiskey batch.

Barrell focuses on a complex and rich bourbon that capitalizes on some very old sourced barrels.

“Excuse me waiter, why does my bourbon taste like a Sangria?”

Barrell releases its youngest batch since Batch 007b in an effort to capture a “brighter” tasting bourbon.

Batch 001 is where it all began.

Barrell’s experiment involving blending different distillates highlights an all time favorite tasting note: toasted orange peel.

153.94 proof will put some hair on your chest, then quickly burn it off.

Barrell’s first attempt at blending multiple distilleries together.

Barrell’s final single-source batched bourbon.

Barrell Craft Spirits dips its toes into the world of finished whiskies with MGP American whiskey and Sherry wine barrels.

Barrell’s first sourced bourbon that was distilled and aged entirely within Kentucky.

A refinement of Batch 008 gets older and cools down the proof a bit.

Batch 018 wins big at the SF Spirits Competition and quickly goes on allocation for the rest of the nation.

Barrell blends its fourth batch of a New Year tradition.

Can Batch 020 follow the nationwide success that Batch 018 and 019 had?

Mike sits down with Mike B. from the local Indy Degenerates bourbon group to discuss Barrell Bourbon, his love of Mr. Sam and then gets put through the ringer during a rapid-fire Q&A session.

Barrell Craft Spirits gets its hands on some interesting rye whiskey initially distilled in Poland and blends it with MGP rye whiskey with polarizing results.

Barrell begins to hit its blending stride.