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A look up the barrel elevator shaft.
One of the barrel warehouse's plum bobs. As barrels are added or removed from the warehouse their tremendous combined weight can shift the entire structure. The plum bob is checked to make sure the structure is kept evenly loaded.
Aging barrels illuminated by the morning sun in warehouse Z.
One of the warehouse's plum bobs. As barrels are moved around the warehouse their tremendous combined weight can shift the entire structure. The plum bob is checked to make sure the structure is kept evenly loaded.
Barton has 28 warehouses. The oldest date from before prohibition and the newest ones were built about 35 years ago.
Barrels either waiting to be filled or to be trucked over to a warehouse.
Filtering apparatus. The whiskey passes through this long stack of filter pads.
Bottling and labeling is a very manual process. Some export whiskey is shipped in bulk and bottle there. Contract whiskey is also shipped out in bulk.
A look up the barrel elevator shaft.
A look up the barrel elevator shaft.
A look up the barrel elevator shaft.
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