Kentucky
Bourbon Barrel Foods
Bourbon Barrel Foods makes soy sauce, bourbon-smoked spices, sauces and seasonings at its facility in Louisville's Butchertown neighborhood. Its soy sauce is handcrafted in Louisville, and its store also resells barware and other makers' goods.
Is Bourbon Barrel Foods made in the USA?
Mostly. Bourbon Barrel Foods carries our Most Products Made in USA tier: its core line is made in the United States, but some items or components come from abroad, so check the label on the specific product. Bourbon Barrel Foods's American-made products are manufactured here. 5 of the 5 Bourbon Barrel Foods products listed here are individually marked as made in the USA. Bourbon Barrel Foods is based in Kentucky.
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Bourbon Barrel Foods Bourbon Smoked Curry Powder
A custom curry blend with turmeric, slow smoked over bourbon barrel staves for notes of smoke and oak. The page suggests it for soups, stews, sauces, meat and vegetables. It is manufactured by Bourbon Barrel Foods in Louisville, Kentucky.
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Bourbon Barrel Foods Bourbon Smoked Chili & Coffee Rub
A dry rub of bourbon smoked chili powder, coffee and demerara sugar, sold in a 2.6 ounce tin or an 8 ounce food service container. The peppers come from a family farm in Las Cruces, New Mexico, and the coffee from Safai, a Louisville roaster. Made in Louisville, Kentucky.
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Bourbon Barrel Foods Caramel Sauce with Bourbon Smoked Sea Salt & Bourbon
A 10 ounce jar of caramel sauce made with sweetened condensed and evaporated milk, butter, bourbon and the company's bourbon smoked sea salt. It is produced in small batches in Louisville, Kentucky, and should be kept refrigerated once opened.
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Bourbon Barrel Foods Bourbon Smoked Soy Sauce
A 100 ml bottle of the company's Bluegrass Soy Sauce, slow smoked with white oak bourbon barrel staves. The base sauce is brewed in Louisville from non-GMO soybeans grown in Marion County, Kentucky wheat, sea salt and yeast, then aged a year in used bourbon barrels. It has no preservatives.
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Bourbon Barrel Foods Bourbon Smoked Pumpkin Spice
A pumpkin spice blend of cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, allspice and clove with a smoky, bourbon accent. The page suggests it for lattes, pancakes, baked goods and roasted pumpkin seeds. Made in Louisville, Kentucky.
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