Larceny Barrel Proof
Heaven Hill Distillery

Larceny Barrel Proof

Barrel Proof High-Proof / Barrel-Proof Whiskey

119.6 Proof (59.8% ABV) · NAS (~6–8 Years)

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Quick Profile

Proof
119.6 Proof (59.8% ABV)
ABV
59.8%
Age
NAS (~6–8 Years)
Style
High-Proof / Barrel-Proof Whiskey
Region
Kentucky
Mash Bill
Wheated Bourbon

Flavor Profile

What to Expect: This bottle leans toward Spice, Fruity, and Sweet & Dessert-Like notes. Specific descriptors include cinnamon, dark fruit (fig, raisin, plum), and maple.

Tri-annual cask-strength wheater; rich maple syrup, dark stone fruit, roasted nuts, figs, and bold cinnamon.

What Defines This Bottle

High-Proof / Barrel-Proof Whiskey

Bottled at or near its barrel-entry strength, with no or minimal water added; concentrated flavor and higher perceived heat.

Bottled at, or close to, the proof it actually comes out of the barrel at -- little or no water added before bottling. That means more of the barrel's own character reaches the glass undiluted, at the cost of a proof that can run well past standard bottling strength. See Rickhouse Science for how barrel placement and time change what's actually in that barrel to begin with, and the Proof & Dilution Calculator for what cutting a barrel-proof pour down actually does to it.

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Proof

119.6 proof places this bottle in the 110–119.9 Proof range.

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Age

This bottle carries no single stated age. Federal labeling rules only require an age statement when a whiskey is younger than 4 years, so a bottle without one may be genuinely young or simply old enough that stating it became optional.

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Wheated Bourbon: 68% Corn, 20% Wheat, 12% Malted Barley

Production Details

Disclosed production notes from Heaven Hill Distillery -- structured, sourced facts, not a tasting review.

Cooperage
Charred New American White Oak (Char #3 standard).
Warehouse Notes
Dozens of multi-story, open-air wooden rickhouses located across Nelson and Jefferson counties.

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