whisky cask grazing or garlic bread board for tearing and sharing with a baguette on it with a pot of bonne maman jam behind and an enamal white butter dish set on white marble kitchen worktop. the grazing board is made from whisky staves and is handmade in Scotland
whisky cask grazing or garlic bread board for tearing and sharing with a baguette on it with a pot of bonne maman jam behind and an enamel white butter dish set on white marble kitchen worktop
whisky cask grazing or garlic bread board for tearing and sharing with a baguette on it with a pot of bonne maman jam behind and an enamal white butter dish set on white marble kitchen worktop
Scottish Whisky Cask Serving Board handmade in Scotland by Made in the Glen

Whisky Stave Grazing Board

Handcrafted Excellence: Whisky Stave Grazing Board

For garlic bread, antipasti, or effortless tear ‘n’ share dining

Made by hand in Scotland using reclaimed staves from authentic whisky casks, this slim oak serving board is both beautiful and practical.  Perfect for rustic garlic bread, antipasti spreads, or casual sharing, it brings character to any table.

Each board highlights the natural grain and strength of whisky-aged oak.

Finished with food-safe Odie’s Oil, made from 100% natural ingredients, this board is ready for generous feasts or quiet moments with warm bread and good company.

Pair with our pink check Scottish Linen Napkins for a soft, textural contrast.

Dimensions: Approx. 55.5 cm x 11 cm x 3 cm

£79.00

2 in stock

Description

Behind the Scenes: The Story of a Whisky Cask Grazing Board.

Ansell cutting whisky staves to size to make the Scottish Whisky Cask Serving Board

At Made in the Glen, we get very excited about discarded whisky barrel staves, especially when we get to transform them into one of our Scottish Whisky Cask Serving Boards..  Once a component of Scotland’s rich whisky heritage, these weathered staves hold a story written in their grain.  Rather than letting them fade away, many artisans are now breathing new life into them.  We love selecting the staves, still scented with whisky, for all types of wood projects because we know that through this journey of reclamation, these beautiful pieces of age-old oak come back to life and can have a place in your home.

Making the Whisky Stave Grazing Board:

the making of a whisky cask serving board
Cutting the Staves:

Our team carefully inspects and chooses the finest staves before cutting them to the necessary size. Each stave is then sanded by hand, just enough to create a smooth surface without erasing the distinctive charring on the barrel’s interior. The staves are arranged horizontally and bonded together with glue. This forms our unique side grain pattern for each board. After being clamped together, the stacked staves are left to dry.

sanding a tea light holder
Clean, Sand and Finish:

We then clean off any excess glue and finalise the shape of the board.  The grazing board then undergoes several rounds of sanding.  We work our way up through the different grades of sandpaper to provide a smooth and tactile finish.  Finally, several coats of Odie’s Oil are applied, and the board is set aside for the finishing oil to cure.

Caring for your Whisky Cask Grazing Board:

To preserve the timeless elegance of your grazing board, we recommend the following:

  • Gently hand wash using a soft brush or cloth
  • Avoid submerging your serving board in water.
  • After washing, stand it in an upright position to air-dry completely
  • Occasionally, apply a touch of food-safe finishing oil (such as walnut) to maintain its shine and natural beauty.

Suppliers:

For your peace of mind, our wood boards are treated with Odie’s Oil, a food-safe finishing oil made from natural ingredients, ensuring the longevity of your investment.  To find out more about Odie’s Oil, click here.

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