Storing and transporting your empty barrels
We supply our new and used barrels all round the world and there are a few precautions that need to […]
Storing and transporting your empty barrels Read Post »
We supply our new and used barrels all round the world and there are a few precautions that need to […]
Storing and transporting your empty barrels Read Post »
Oak is expensive and there is a limited amount available, so why are the vast majority of barrels made from
Why are barrels generally made from oak? Read Post »
For two or three years now the premium alcoholics drinks sector has been struggling with a shortage of both new
Shortage of new and used barrels set to continue through 2024 Read Post »
Here at LusoBarrel we specialize in supplying used Madeira and Port barrels, which makes sense as these are the two
Some of the Differences Between Used Madeira and Port Barrels Read Post »
All the barrels that leave our cooperage have been tested for leaks, which means we fill them and leave them
How to tighten the hoops on your barrels Read Post »
The first thing to say is that all the barrels that leave our cooperage (new or used) are pressure tested
What happens if a barrel leaks? Read Post »
Oak barrels are a key component in the production of many types of alcoholic beverages and here we are going
How oak barrels give flavour to spirits, wines and beers Read Post »
Here we will look at the different ways that barrels are produced in the US and Europe as well as
What is the difference between American and European barrels? Read Post »
There is no getting away from it – used port barrels are not cheap! There is a good reason for
Beware of fake used port barrels Read Post »
We have an extraordinary variety of clients buying our used barrels – from experimenting distillers who want a couple of
Where do all our used port barrels come from? Read Post »