Local Whiskey Barrel Retailer Celebrates 10 Years

Iron & Oak Barrel Co. in Mokena, IL offers authentic retired whiskey barrels for events, decor, and DIY projects.

Published on Feb. 18, 2026

Iron & Oak Barrel Co., a family-owned business in Mokena, Illinois, is celebrating 10 years of selling authentic, retired whiskey barrels in various sizes for events, home decor, and DIY wood-working projects. The company offers a variety of distillery stamps and provides delivery for a fee based on location. Bulk orders can also be accommodated.

Why it matters

As more people seek unique, sustainable, and locally-sourced home decor and furnishings, small businesses like Iron & Oak Barrel Co. that repurpose retired whiskey barrels provide an eco-friendly and one-of-a-kind option for consumers. The company's longevity also speaks to the demand for these types of specialty products in the Mokena community.

The details

Iron & Oak Barrel Co. was founded by Angie and Alex Morrissey, a local family, and has been selling retired whiskey barrels out of Mokena, Illinois for the past 10 years. The barrels come in different sizes and feature a variety of distillery stamps, adding to their unique character. The company offers delivery for a fee based on location and can accommodate bulk orders.

  • Iron & Oak Barrel Co. was founded in 2016.
  • The company is celebrating its 10-year anniversary in 2026.

The players

Iron & Oak Barrel Co.

A family-owned business in Mokena, Illinois that sells authentic, retired whiskey barrels in different sizes for events, home decor, and DIY wood-working projects.

Angie and Alex Morrissey

The founders and owners of Iron & Oak Barrel Co.

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What they’re saying

“We are a local family-owned business selling authentic, retired furniture-grade whiskey barrels in different sizes for events, decor and various wood-working projects!”

— Angie and Alex Morrissey, Owners, Iron & Oak Barrel Co. (Patch.com)

What’s next

Iron & Oak Barrel Co. plans to host a 10-year anniversary celebration at their Mokena showroom on March 1, 2026, featuring special sales, demonstrations, and refreshments.

The takeaway

Small, family-owned businesses that repurpose and sell unique, sustainable products like retired whiskey barrels can thrive in local communities by catering to consumers' growing demand for one-of-a-kind, eco-friendly home decor and furnishings.