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When a barrel used to age bourbon is emptied for bottling, it can’t be used again. What happens to those barrels next may surprise you.

Macquarie strategists revealed that they are forecasting that U.S. crude inventories will be down by 3.8 million barrels for the week ending December 20. Image by Kenstocker via iStock In an oil ...

Notoriously leaky and wildly expensive Japanese Mizunara oak barrels have become an object of obsession among makers of Scotch whisky, Irish whiskey and bourbon. Distillers value the finicky ...

Malt Master Stephanie Macleod matured her whisky in barrels used for red wines of the Languedoc ... matured in a selection of oak casks for a minimum of 30 years. It’s only 40% alcohol so ...

A 'light whiskey' refers to a spirit distilled at a higher proof than traditional whiskeys, typically between 80% to 95% ABV, and aged in either used oak or uncharred new oak barrels. The higher ...

Each barrel is made from new charred oak, one of the legal requirements in the production of bourbon, and hand-selected by the company’s cofounder Pablo Moix. In addition to the cask itself ...