Kentucky Bourbon barrels are something we give zero thought to, so we were pleased to learn that the folks who make Kentucky Bourbon are trying to be good stewards of the Earth by recycling the old wooden containers. Kentucky Barrels.com is marketing the oaken casks as rain barrels, to be used to collect runoff water, which is then recycled for gardening and other uses. They come complete with a downspout adapter on top and a brass faucet near the bottom. They seem a bit pricey at $125, but considering what they used to hold, we bet that water is mighty tasty.
Wednesday, November 7, 2007
Recycling at Its Tastiest
Kentucky Bourbon barrels are something we give zero thought to, so we were pleased to learn that the folks who make Kentucky Bourbon are trying to be good stewards of the Earth by recycling the old wooden containers. Kentucky Barrels.com is marketing the oaken casks as rain barrels, to be used to collect runoff water, which is then recycled for gardening and other uses. They come complete with a downspout adapter on top and a brass faucet near the bottom. They seem a bit pricey at $125, but considering what they used to hold, we bet that water is mighty tasty.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
3 comments:
Great rain barrels can be found at www.aquabarrel.com
Hello from KentuckyBarrels.com
Thanks for telling folks about us.
Tell us you saw this post and we'll take $5.00 off each rain barrel you order. PLUS we receive a substantial discount on shipping (72%, more to some states)we pass the shipping discount on to you.
http://www.KentuckyBarrels.com
Hi from www.KentuckyBarrels.com
Thanks for telling the folks about our rain barrels.
We'll take $5.00 off the price of each barre for anyone who mentions this post, good to the end of the year. PLUS, we receive a BIG discount on shipping,72% OR MORE, which we pass along to our customers.
Thanks again.
Post a Comment