With an agreeable price point which thankfully hasn’t gone crazy on the secondary (yet, gulp), decent availability all things considered, and an admired wheated Bourbon flavor profile – Larceny Barrel Proof has become a bit of a darling in the Bourbon buyer’s world. Be on the lookout as the brand’s 1st BP release of 2024 […]
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I’d like to thank Heaven Hill for providing this review sample with no strings attached.
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I’d like to thank Heaven Hill for providing this review sample with no strings attached.
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The nose on this goes for days … bitter chocolate, clover honey, oak, mincemeat pie, lavender, dried roses, chamomile, leather jacket and cooked apples. It’s warm from front to back to down the hatch, but it drinks nowhere near its 133 proof.
