Barrell Craft Spirits

Bourbon and Whiskey News

Barrell New Year Bourbon 2025 Announced in Time for Holidays

Scott Dilley
November 6, 2024

Barrell New Year Bourbon 2025 celebrates the possibilities and optimism that every new year brings. Introducing Barrell New Year Bourbon […]

Bourbon and Whiskey News

Barrell Craft Spirits® Launches Their Product in The UK

Jake Lewellen
March 11, 2024

Axiom Brands is Named the First Official Importer for the Award-Winning Blender of Unique, Aged, Cask Strength Whiskey Since 2013 Louisville, […]

Bourbon and Whiskey News

Barrell Craft Spirits Partners with Twenty20 Beverages to Support Growth

Scott Dilley
February 5, 2024

Twenty20 Beverages will develop brand and commercial strategies and provide feet on the street sales teams across the U.S. Barrell […]

Bourbon Lens Whiskey Reviews

Barrell’s Latest Rye Whiskey Batch 004 Reviewed

Scott Dilley
January 19, 2024

Barrell Craft Spirits Rye Batch 004 is a diverse blend of straight rye whiskeys from Indiana, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Canada.

Bourbon Lens Whiskey Reviews

Bourbon Lens Reviews Barrell Craft Spirits Batch 035 Bourbon

Scott Dilley
January 16, 2024

Barrell Craft Spirits has crafted Batch 035 as a balanced blend of bourbon that tastes and feels much older than its 6 year age statement.

Bourbon Lens Podcast

261: Barrell Craft Spirits Built a Solid Foundation for New Facility

Scott Dilley
January 14, 2024

Barrell Craft Spirits invited Bourbon Lens to their new Jeffersontown Kentucky blending facility to record this week’s episode of the […]

Bourbon and Whiskey News

Barrell Craft Spirits Announces 2024 Edition of New Year Bourbon

Scott Dilley
November 16, 2023

Barrell Craft Spirits has unveiled its annual bourbon to ring in the New Year: Barrell Bourbon New Year 2024. The 2024 blend symbolizes fresh opportunities and positivity wrapped into an eclectic selection of bourbons from various states. Tasting notes describe it as bright, rich, and offering a mix of fresh and baked fruits and syrupy desserts. This release includes Kentucky, Indiana, Tennessee, Wyoming, New York, Texas, Ohio, and Maryland bourbons aged between 5 and 15 years. It hints at flavors like snickerdoodle and stroopwafel when mixed with spring water.