- What makes Larceny different from other bourbons?
- Larceny uses wheat as its secondary grain instead of rye, so it drinks softer and sweeter with less spice. It is made by Heaven Hill and carries a high-corn, wheated mashbill.
- What is the difference between Larceny Small Batch and Barrel Proof?
- Small Batch is the standard bottling at 92 proof and is widely available. Barrel Proof is uncut and unfiltered, released in numbered batches that vary in proof and age, usually well above 120 proof.
- Where is Larceny cheapest?
- Larceny Small Batch is a volume product, so large liquor chains and warehouse retailers tend to undercut small shops. Barrel Proof batches are allocated, so prices vary more and secondary markups are common.
- Are Larceny Barrel Proof batches different from each other?
- Yes. Each batch, such as C925, has its own proof and age, and flavor shifts accordingly. C925 is the third batch of 2025 and runs near 125 proof.
- Does Larceny have an age statement?
- The standard Small Batch carries no age statement but is generally reported at around 6 to 7 years. Barrel Proof batches are typically in a similar range, though Heaven Hill does not publish exact ages on the label.