| Long Description | Unlock the smooth taste of Larceny Small Batch Bourbon. Larceny is rooted in the history of John E. Fitzgerald and the Old Fitzgerald brand. Continuing the tradition of Old Fitzgerald, Larceny is made with wheat instead of rye as the secondary grain, delivering a smooth taste that’s hard to resist. It is one of only a handful of Wheated Bourbons that exist, and has 25% more wheat than the leading competitor. Along with its wheated profile, Larceny Small Batch is bottled at 92 proof, making it ideal for enjoying neat, on the rocks, or in a cocktail like the Kentucky Mule. Larceny Bourbon features aromas of fresh bread and toffee with a note of butterscotch, a taste profile of buttery caramel and honey, and a long, gently sweet and savory finish. This Bourbon has won numerous awards from prestigious tasting competitions, including Double Gold and at the 2024 San Francisco World Spirits Competition, Double Platinum at the 2024 ASCOT Awards, and Double Gold at the 2024 TAG Global Spirits Awards. Try the award winning taste of Larceny and unlock our wheated difference. |
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| Feature Bullet 1 | Made with 25% more wheat than the leading competitor for a smoother taste |
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| Feature Bullet 2 | 2024 ASCOT Award Double Platinum winner |
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| Feature Bullet 3 | 92 Proof |
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| Feature Bullet 4 | Small Batch Bourbon |
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| Feature Bullet 5 | Unlock the wheated difference |
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| Feature Bullet 6 | American Made and American Owned |
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| Tasting Notes | This bourbon tastes of buttery caramel with honeyed notes, fresh bread and toffee flavors, a rich mouthfeel, and a sweet and savory finish. |
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| Tasting Notes: Aroma | Bright, copper color with notes of butterscotch on the nose. |
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| Brand Story | Continuing the tradition of Old Fitzgerald, Larceny Bourbon is made with wheat instead of rye as the secondary grain, delivering a smooth taste that’s hard to resist. It is one of only a handful of Wheated Bourbons that exist, and has 25% more wheat than the leading competitor.
The story of Larceny begins with John E. Fitzgerald, who was a bonded U.S. Treasury Agent who had access to the rickhouses, where Bourbon barrels were stored & aged. His position gave him the means and the opportunity to steal tastes of some of the best Bourbon. Using his keys, Fitzgerald would let himself into the rickhouses, thieve Bourbon from the best barrels, and take jugs of it home for himself. When it came time to dump the barrels, some were found to be unusually light—and exceptionally smooth. These barrels became known as ‘Fitzgerald Barrels.’ Even when the brand was later sold to famous whiskey man, Pappy Van Winkle, the Fitzgerald name—and his reputation—endured. Today, the spirit of John E. Fitzgerald lives on in our family of award-winning Wheated Bourbons: Larceny Small Batch, Larceny Barrel Proof, and Old Fitzgerald Bottled-in-Bond. |
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