Larceny Small Batch Bourbon

About the Larceny Small Batch Bourbon

Larceny Small Batch Bourbon is a wheated bourbon from Larceny in Kentucky, United States. Larceny builds this bottle around a softer grain recipe, replacing rye with wheat for a rounder profile. That choice shapes the sip from the first nose. You meet vanilla, caramel, and honey before the oak spice arrives. The name honors John E. Fitzgerald, a treasury agent linked to the old Old Fitzgerald warehouses. Brand lore says he used his keys to sample favored barrels, which is the theft story behind Larceny. That origin gives Larceny Small Batch Bourbon a clear identity on a crowded bourbon shelf. It is not just another label with generic sweetness. In the glass, this bourbon stays sweet at first, then turns gently woody and clove-led through the mid-palate. A light cream note keeps the texture approachable, while a faint musty funk adds character instead of roughness. Fresh spice and oak carry into a steady finish that feels balanced rather than hot. It works best neat, where the vanilla and wood stay in clear focus. For drinkers searching for a dependable small batch bourbon, Larceny Small Batch Bourbon is a reliable choice with real personality. Fans of wheated bourbon often want sweetness without losing structure, and Larceny delivers that balance. The Larceny style gives enough spice to stay interesting while keeping the profile easy to revisit. If you want Kentucky bourbon with caramel depth and honeyed softness, this bottle is a strong choice. It also works as an ideal gift and home-bar staple. Larceny also remains popular because the sweetness never feels cloying. It stays rewarding across repeated pours.