Read more: The 25 Best Bourbon Brands, Ranked American white oak casks are the most popular choice for aging bourbon, but ...

When we think of oak-aged white wine, Chardonnay naturally comes to mind. But just as there are excellent Chardonnays that ...

It was barrel-aged in 35% new French oak for 18 months ... (Photo by Archive Photos/Getty Images) You might ask if any white wines are worth aging for many years, and the answer is very few ...

the gin is transferred to barrels for aging. The choice of barrels plays a huge role in the final flavor. Some distillers use new oak barrels, while others may use barrels that previously held ...

While the 53-gallon American Standard Barrel is commonly used for aging whiskey, notably bourbon, which only uses new charred white oak barrels, it's not the only cask that is used. Sometimes ...

they're also the cornerstone for aging bourbon. By law, bourbon must be aged in new, charred American oak barrels. Most distilleries use white oak for its strength, flavor profile, and the rich ...

A great choice for full-bodied reds and aromatic white wines. Ash Barrels: Impart subtle wood spices and light vanilla notes. Ideal for aging crisp white wines or lighter red varietals like Pinot ...