These are Buffalo Trace Mash #1 barrels, fresh dumped and full of potential. If you're brewing something bold, these barrels are exactly what you want to roll out. They’ve previously aged some of the biggest names in bourbon.
That means you're looking at deep oak expression, vanilla and caramel, and a serious infusion of warm baking spice. Ideal for imperial stouts, barleywines, big porters, or anything else that can handle this much swagger.
Heavily charred, 53-gallon American white oak, fresh off the truck from Kentucky. These don’t sit around long, so don’t get trampled by the stampede waiting.
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