Charred American White Oak Mini Aging Barrel

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Story

There’s a reason whiskey is so delicious: it’s spent a chunk of its life aging in immense wooden casks, allowing flavors to grow and harmonize over time. This one-liter version brings that process home, and works way faster because of the smaller scale. You can use it to age all kinds of booze, like white whiskey (aka moonshine), rum, tequila, and even gin.

With Stand: (L)8" x (W)5.5" x (H)7.5"
1 L capacity
Built with first-use American White Oak
#3 char
Black steel bands
Handmade in Mexico
Care: Cure with hot water before use (detailed instructions included)

Getting Started & Barrel Care

Getting Started & Barrel Care
To cure your barrel, insert your spigot by hand, pushing it in as far as it’ll go. Put a kitchen towel over it for protection, then gently hammer it in with a mallet (or something else heavy) until it’s secure. Once the barrel’s cured, the spigot will permanently stay in that position. Cure the barrel by funneling in some (near-boiling) hot water into the bunghole, then sealing the bung and placing the barrel in the sink or on top of a towel for three-to-five days before use. Make sure you remove the bung before using the spigot. Basic physics here—if there’s no airflow, nothing will pour out. The barrel can be reused over and over again with proper care. If you're aging another spirit immediately after finishing a batch, there's no need to clean it in between uses. If you're not going to age anything else right away, store the barrel full of water.

Aging Instructions

Detailed instructions are included with this product.

Start by curing your barrel with hot water for three-to-five days to seal up any gaps.
Fill up the tank with your base liquor or cocktail using a funnel, seal it with the bung, and let it sit.
Taste weekly. Those signature charred notes will start to develop within two or three weeks. Don't wait too long, though, or evaporation may get the best of it.
When you’re ready, use the spigot to pour yourself a glass straight or bottle it out of the barrel.

About Marcellin

Inspired by the good old-fashioned way of preparing food and drinks, Marcellin crafts elevated kitchen and bar goods designed to streamline your setup so you can focus on one thing only: whipping up the most impressive concoction your kitchen's ever seen.

Story
There’s a reason whiskey is so delicious: it’s spent a chunk of its life aging in immense wooden casks, allowing flavors to grow and harmonize over time. This one-liter version brings that process home, and works way faster because of the smaller scale. You can use it to age all kinds of booze, like white whiskey (aka moonshine), rum, tequila, and even gin.
With Stand: (L)8" x (W)5.5" x (H)7.5"

1 L capacity

Built with first-use American White Oak

#3 char

Black steel bands

Handmade in Mexico

Care: Cure with hot water before use (detailed instructions included)
Getting Started & Barrel Care
Getting Started & Barrel Care
To cure your barrel, insert your spigot by hand, pushing it in as far as it’ll go. Put a kitchen towel over it for protection, then gently hammer it in with a mallet (or something else heavy) until it’s secure. Once the barrel’s cured, the spigot will permanently stay in that position. Cure the barrel by funneling in some (near-boiling) hot water into the bunghole, then sealing the bung and placing the barrel in the sink or on top of a towel for three-to-five days before use. Make sure you remove the bung before using the spigot. Basic physics here—if there’s no airflow, nothing will pour out. The barrel can be reused over and over again with proper care. If you're aging another spirit immediately after finishing a batch, there's no need to clean it in between uses. If you're not going to age anything else right away, store the barrel full of water.
Aging Instructions
Detailed instructions are included with this product.
- Start by curing your barrel with hot water for three-to-five days to seal up any gaps.
- Fill up the tank with your base liquor or cocktail using a funnel, seal it with the bung, and let it sit.
- Taste weekly. Those signature charred notes will start to develop within two or three weeks. Don't wait too long, though, or evaporation may get the best of it.
- When you’re ready, use the spigot to pour yourself a glass straight or bottle it out of the barrel.
About Marcellin
Inspired by the good old-fashioned way of preparing food and drinks, Marcellin crafts elevated kitchen and bar goods designed to streamline your setup so you can focus on one thing only: whipping up the most impressive concoction your kitchen's ever seen.