A Missouri-based barrel company has taken over the cooperage long-operated by Brown-Forman. Here's what to know about the sale and new owners.

Earlier this year, the bourbon giant announced layoffs and that it would be closing a local cooperage. Now, the building has a new owner.

The former 16-acre site on MacLean Avenue was bought by Lebanon, Missiouri-based Independent Stave Co. for $13.66 million, ...

Brown-Forman has sold its now shuttered cooperage just months after announcing plans to cut 12% of its global workforce ...

This strategic hire shows the company is committed to revolutionizing the wine and spirits industries. -- Steric, an ...

In 2024, a record 2.7 million people visited the Kentucky Bourbon Trail, The Courier Journal previously reported. In Louisville, this push for "bourbonism" has led to a revitalization of several old ...

Speyside Bourbon Cooperage in Atkins will lay off 75 employees at the ... program director of the distilled spirits business certificate at the University of Louisville College of Business, would slow ...

The Louisville-based spirits giant announced Tuesday it plans to close its long-running cooperage by late April, leaving 210 hourly and salaried workers without jobs. The move isn’t entirely ...

LIVE I The announcement of Brown Forman's decision to close its Louisville cooperage, and cut 210 jobs, could have a larger effect on the region's economy, according to Thomas Lambert, an ...

The Louisville cooperage, where Brown-Forman makes it barrels, will be closed no later than April 25. The company also announced it will lay off approximately 12% of its global workforce and ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A Kentucky-based wine and spirits company announced it will close a cooperage and lay off hundreds of employees. Brown-Forman, one of the largest spirits companies globally ...