Why You Should Buy Barrels Now for Your Next Barrel-Aged Beer

Why You Should Buy Barrels Now for Your Next Barrel-Aged Beer

Barrel-aging beers takes a lot of work, planning and prep. Brewers need to buy barrels and have them delivered by the time their beer is ready for aging.
Zipline Brewing Co. shares some local love for MWBC

Zipline Brewing Co. shares some local love for MWBC

Zipline Brewing Co. right here in Lincoln, Nebraska, trusts Midwest Barrel Co. to provide high-quality barrels every time they need some sent their way.
Customer Spotlight: Glacial Till Vineyard & Winery

Customer Spotlight: Glacial Till Vineyard & Winery

The winemakers at Glacial Till Vineyard and Winery enjoy their craft, but barrel-aging adds new opportunities to experiment with barrel-aged wine and cider.
Oak & Bond shows how MWBC finds great barrels for everyone

Oak & Bond shows how MWBC finds great barrels for everyone

Midwest Barrel Co. helps Oak & Bond Coffee Co. source quality bourbon, whiskey, wine and other barrels for its barrel-aged coffees.
MWBC goes above and beyond for Great Wagon Road Distilling Co.

MWBC goes above and beyond for Great Wagon Road Distilling Co.

Read about how Midwest Barrel Co. exceeds expectations and goes above and beyond for our partner, Great Wagon Road Distilling Co.
Skinny Sticks Maple Syrup knows MWBC aims to please

Skinny Sticks Maple Syrup knows MWBC aims to please

Here's why Skinny Sticks buys used bourbon barrels from Midwest Barrel Co. to make its barrel-aged maple syrup.
Why Pollyanna Brewing Company gets barrels from Midwest Barrel Co.

Why Pollyanna Brewing Company gets barrels from Midwest Barrel Co.

Pollyanna Brewing Company buys used barrels for their barrel-aged beers from Midwest Barrel Co. because of our fast ship times and large selection.
How to swell a wine barrel

How to swell a wine barrel

Used wine barrels often need to be swelled before you can refill them with beer, cider or other beverage. These are the steps to take when swelling a wine barrel.
What is a wet barrel?

What is a wet barrel?

When a brewer says they want a wet barrel, they want a freshly emptied whiskey or bourbon barrel that is ready to age a quality barrel-aged beer.