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John E. Fitzgerald was a treasury agent, who at the time, was the only person aloud to carry keys to the rickhouses. He often gave in to temptation and freely took from the best bourbon barrels- uncut a barrel proof. Today, you can taste this liquid in much the same way as John E. Fitzgerald. Larceny Barrel Proof Small Batch Bourbon is made from a mingling of 6 to 8 year old bourbon that is bottled and uncut and without chill filtration. This bourbon honors both the superb taste of this lawless treasury agent and the wheated Bourbon legacy of the Old Fitzgerald brand.
| Alcohol by Volume | 62.9% |
| Country of Origin | United States |
| UPC | 096749002658 |
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Critic reviews and blind-tasting competition results for this bottle.
The nose is layered with sweet cinnamon, oranges, cloves, and a sweet nuttiness. This never hides its proof but is well integrated from its nose through the long finish.
Caramel richness and vanilla are more present on the palate … With such a high proof the finish unsurprisingly a bit on the hot side, but the sweet cereal and spice notes hold it up.
2 medals from 1 competition, 2020 to 2023.
How strongly each flavor family shows up across 3 notes from 2 publications, weighted by source.
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