Steeped in the lore of one of Kentucky’s most notorious whiskey thieves, John E. Fitzgerald, Larceny Barrel Proof Straight Bourbon honors the Old Fitzgerald wheated bourbon legacy with an unfiltered, uncut expression straight from the barrel. Bottled without chill-filtration or dilution, this is Larceny in its most intense and unadulterated form, bold, warm, and brimming with complexity for the serious bourbon enthusiast.

Larceny Barrel Proof Straight Bourbon
Brand: Larceny | Category: Kentucky Straight Bourbon | ABV: Varies by Batch (typically ~61–62%) | Origin: USA – Kentucky | Vol.: 75cl

Tasting Profile:
Nose: Rich caramel and honeycomb with deep oak, toasted bread, and hints of orange peel.
Palate: Waves of dark toffee, vanilla bean, and baking spices, balanced by a touch of cocoa and dried fruit.
Finish: Long and warming, with cinnamon, nutmeg, and a lingering sweetness from the wheat.

Production Details:
Crafted with Larceny’s signature wheated bourbon mashbill (68% corn, 20% wheat, 12% malted barley) and bottled straight from the barrel without dilution, preserving its natural strength and full-bodied flavor.

Perfect For:
Bourbon lovers who appreciate cask strength intensity with the softer, rounded profile that wheat imparts.

Expert Notes:
Despite its high proof, the wheat grain keeps the whiskey remarkably approachable, delivering a sweet, rich, and layered sip that doesn’t overpower the palate.

Customer Reviews:
“A powerhouse bourbon with a soft heart.”
“Sweet heat in the best way.”
“The wheat really shines at barrel proof.”

Interesting Fact:
The Larceny brand is inspired by John E. Fitzgerald, who allegedly used his keys to access bourbon barrels stored in bonded warehouses, always choosing the best wheated bourbon for himself.

Serving Suggestions:
Enjoy neat if you love a bold pour, or add a few drops of water to open up more of its sweet, wheated character.

Distillery Background:
Produced by Heaven Hill Distillery in Bardstown, Kentucky, one of America’s most awarded whiskey makers, with a deep heritage in wheated bourbon dating back to the Old Fitzgerald brand.