I'm working through the 2nd cycle with a couple of my 3 gallon oak barrels, and the whiskeys still taste good, but the color feature is weak. These need to be re-charred, and my son has a couple that will be coming through the end of their 2nd cycle, with the same problem. They make good whiskey, but need to be re-charred.
I've thought about doing it myself, but live in a high-rise, and don't actually have the tools, nor the skills.
I'm looking for a cooperage willing to re-char my barrels. Is there a cooper you know near you that might consider doing the work? I am willing to pay shipping both ways and a reasonable fee for the work.
PM me if you know someone who might be willing to help.
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Is there a Cooper near you?
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Re: Is there a Cooper near you?
i read that some of the people on here just add some fresh sticks to the barrel(quick and easy), or leave the product a bit longer, sorry i cant be of more help
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