Wow! I work construction and this is impressive for 7 levels for wood. The max here is 5 levels. I love the product and it's always on the shelf here in western WI.
Just amazing how much whiskey Buffalo Trace makes and stores. I've only had the regular Buffalo Trace and I really enjoy it. Hope to some day taste some George C. Stagg.
What a great video showcasing the expansion and rickhouse construction! Thanks for the content! With today's lumber prices, they're walking in warehouses of gold!
Curious on the orientation of the warehouses. Might also be dictated by the land, but I noticed they are not all oriented in the same direction, so the sun will hit on them differently heating them differently. Was this on purpose, to mimic certain other warehouses? Or can you overcome that with the advancements in heating and cooling used?
Only thing that’s gonna be available is buffalo trace, maybe eagle rare and maybe weller reserve . But you won’t see BTAC nor pappy, nor weller on the shelves. That’s why Buffalo trace is so successful… FOMO
This is likely true but for a different reason. It's easy to batch produce the shelf products, but you have to find the honey barrels in each rickhouse to increase the most sought after bottles.
Wow! I work construction and this is impressive for 7 levels for wood. The max here is 5 levels. I love the product and it's always on the shelf here in western WI.
Please send more whiskey to New Hampshire
Just amazing how much whiskey Buffalo Trace makes and stores. I've only had the regular Buffalo Trace and I really enjoy it. Hope to some day taste some George C. Stagg.
What a great video showcasing the expansion and rickhouse construction! Thanks for the content! With today's lumber prices, they're walking in warehouses of gold!
Looks great, gotta do a road trip soon. Cheers 🥃
You make great whiskey,
You can't replicate the years and years of angel share evaporation in the air soaking into all wood surfaces throughout the entire rick house
I glad because Buffalo Trace products are hard to find in the northeast.
Hopefully they have more space so I can find buffalo trace products in stock!
Good luck with that.
What's going into these warehouses?
Shelf products? New products? Or the allocated brands?
I appreciate the videos. I highly recommend you shoot with a gimbal to stabilize your video. It ain’t Harlem’s driving, lol.
Curious on the orientation of the warehouses. Might also be dictated by the land, but I noticed they are not all oriented in the same direction, so the sun will hit on them differently heating them differently. Was this on purpose, to mimic certain other warehouses? Or can you overcome that with the advancements in heating and cooling used?
Roughly 14,500 tons of barrels in each building! A lot of engineering going into the timber framing!
14,500,000 tons is what you meant to state. Amazing...
I second the last comment
To the videographer. Please invest $100 in a Gimble for your videos. It will stop all the shaking.
Only thing that’s gonna be available is buffalo trace, maybe eagle rare and maybe weller reserve . But you won’t see BTAC nor pappy, nor weller on the shelves. That’s why Buffalo trace is so successful… FOMO
This is likely true but for a different reason. It's easy to batch produce the shelf products, but you have to find the honey barrels in each rickhouse to increase the most sought after bottles.