Yes, You Can Barrel Age Your Bourbon At Home With A Mason Jar - Chowhound
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Simpleimages/Getty Images We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Aging bourbon at home is a fun, easy way to incorporate nuanced flavors into your booze. Bourbon is typically aged in charred oak barrels (for a minimum of two years), which imparts a smoky flavor with notes of vanilla and caramel to the spirit. Some people choose to age young bourbons or unaged whiskies in mini oak barrels at…
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