WEBVTT THIS IS WHAT’S LEFT OF BARTON 1792’S WAREHOUSE NUMBER 30, THAT WAS BUILT BACK IN THE 1940'S. THERE WERE APPROXIMATELY 18,000 BARRELS AGING INSIDE. BUT RIGHT NOW, NO MORE THAN HALF OF THEM, ARE OUT OF PLACE, ON THE GROUND, STACKED ON TOP OF ONE AND OTHER, OR DESTROYED. SAZERAC, BARTON’S PARENT COMPANY IS WORKING TO DETERMING HOW MANY OF THE IMPACTED BARRELS CAN BE RECOVERED. THE WAREHOUSE COLLAPSED SHORTLY AFTER 11:00 FRIDAY MORNING. MILT SPALDING IS WITH NELSON COUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT. >> WE WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT NONE OF THE ALCOHOL GOES INTO THE WATER OR THE GROUND IN THE AREA. THEY ARE CHECKING AT THE TIME -- THEY ARE CHECKING AT THIS TIME. ERIC: WE’RE TOLD, NO ONE WAS INSIDE. THE STATE DEPARTMENT FOR ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION HAS BEEN ON SITE AND, CREWS ARE DIGGING RETENTION PONDS, HOPING TO CAPTURE LEAKING ALCOHOL. WE’VE LEARNED, THE WAREHOUSE HAS A CONCRETE FOUNDATION, WITH A 12 FOOT DEEP BASEMENT. AND, THE HOPE IS, MOST OF THE LEAKED LIQUOR WENT THERE RATHER THAN INTO THE NEARBY BEACH FORK RIVER. JUST AS A POINT OF REFERENCE, EACH OF THOSE BARRELS HOLDS 53 GALLONS, AND, EACH ONE WEIGHS NEARLY 550 POUNDS, SAZERAC -- POUNDS. SAZERAC DISTILLS SEVERAL LIQUORS. THE BARRELS AFFECTED ARE A VARIETY OF DISTILLED PRODUCTS OF DIFFERENT AGES. AND THAT’S WHERE WE ARE TONIGHT. WE’RE TOLD, IT COULD BE SEVERAL DAYS OR EVEN WEEKS BEFORE ENGINEERS HAVE A FULL UNDERSTANDING OF WHAT CAUSED THAT WAREHOUSE TO COLLAPSE. REGARDLESS, THE DISTILLERY EXPECTS TO BE OPEN FOR NORMAL TOUR HOURS TOMORROW AND NORMAL BUSINESS OPERATIONS MOND