About Barrels Farm
Our Story
Barrels Farm, established in 2021, specialized in crafting high-quality oak whiskey cabinets, oak barrels, bar signs, and tables. Operating from Utah, we've faced unique challenges in sourcing supplies and reaching our customers. To thrive, we recognized the necessity of expanding our presence online, allowing us to cater to a broader audience and meet the demands of bar enthusiasts nationwide.
Our commitment to excellence and dedication to quality craftsmanship set us apart in the industry. At Barrels Farm, we take pride in being a reliable provider of aging barrels, ensuring each piece reflects our passion and expertise. Whether you're looking for a custom aging barrel or a unique drinking cup, our products are designed to elevate your space and enhance your bar experience.
Our Products
We offer 2 Liter small oak barrels to meet your personal needs. From American Oak, inside toasting to black steel hoops, we have the perfect barrel to enhance the flavor and aging process of your beverages. View the aging chart! Our aging barrels do not include any exterior finish, this allows them to breathe as your spirts age.
In addition to new toasted bourbon barrels, we also offer a variety of other products, such as shot glasses, toasted drinking cups and large barrel mugs, each with their own unique characteristics that can impart distinct flavors to spirits.
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🌳 From Acorn to Barrel
🌳 From Acorn to Barrel
- 🌰 The Blueprint of a Barrel Starts Here
- Before there’s a barrel, there’s an oak. And before there’s an oak, there’s an acorn — nature’s tiny blueprint for a tree that might one day hold the bourbon in your glass.
- 1. What is an acorn?
An acorn is the seed of an oak tree. Inside is everything it needs to grow into a massive hardwood — specifically Quercus alba (white oak), the species used in most of the world’s whiskey barrels. - Responsible forest management — selective harvesting, protecting young growth, allowing time for renewal — ensures that oaks, and the barrels they become, will still be here for generations.
- 🌳 From Acorn to Barrel