Alcohol Dispenser made from Whiskey Barrel Staves, wine dispenser, liquor dispenser, whiskey barrel

This alcohol dispenser is an attractive and unique addition to your home bar area. It was crafted using Oak Wood from used Whiskey Barrels and brass fittings (lead free). The wood maintains the slight curve of the barrel and features a dark side from the barrel charring and months/years of soaking whiskey.

The dispenser holds most wine and liquor bottles with a 1 1/8 opening. An included bottle spout helps hold the bottle in place while also letting in air so your beverage can continue to flow. The tap has a convenient 1/4 turn handle to make dispensing easy.

The dispenser will ship to you free via FedEx so please don’t deliver to a P.O. Box.

I am also able to make variations of this item, like adding a second dispenser, table top or wall hanging and using staves from either whiskey or wine barrels. Contact me with your thoughts and I’ll do everything I can to give you the perfect accessory for your bar area.

Please Note: All pieces of wood contain natural grain patterns, knots and other characteristics make each piece naturally unique, so no 2 pieces are ever exactly the same. Reclaimed wood such as this may contain small cracks or voids as well and this is normal and expected. I take steps to stabilize and smooth out the cracks and voids that are reachable to help keep them from getting more severe. Any visible defects then become a a natural feature of the wood adding to character of the piece. So know that every item sold here is truly unique and a one-of-a-kind.

See my other listings of other items like pens, bottle openers, multi-tool, detachable and hidden compartment key-chains, bottle stoppers and more. These items are available in a large selection of wood types like Maple, Cherry, Cocobolo, Purple Heart and Walnut as well as others more exotic woods like Bloodwood, Yellow Heart, Zebrawood, Ebony, Bocote, Padauk and more.

To see more of my work, please visit my website at www.CapturedRingWoodworking.com or my Facebook page www.Facebook.com/CapturedRingWoodworking. I love new challenges, so feel free to contact me with your ideas on some custom made items or variations on what you see in my shop.