RAFFLE

WIN 1 of 2 bottles pictured above
Old Fitzgerald BiB
10 Year or 11 Year Bourbon
Receive one (1) raffle ticket when you purchase
a bottle of Midway's Store Pick Larceny Barrel Proof
No limit on bottles purchased.
Drawing on April 21st 2025 or when the barrel is sold out (whichever comes first).

Larceny

Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey

"Baby Fitz"

Aged 6 Years

125.3 Proof / 62.65% abv

68% corn, 20% wheat, 12% malted barley

Produced and aged at Heaven Hill Distillery

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About this barrel:  This exclusive Midway Liquors Larceny Barrel Proof was hand-selected by me and some lifelong friends in August 2024, choosing a standout barrel from the historic Deatsville rickhouses. Deatsville has long been home to Old Fitzgerald wheated bourbon, dating back to its days at Stitzel-Weller, and continues to age some of the finest barrels for Heaven Hill today. While decanter bottles of Old Fitzgerald are only bottled in small batches at 100 proof, this single barrel selection offers a rare chance to experience its wheated bourbon recipe at full barrel strength. - Elon Bliden
 
Elon’s Tasting Notes:  Salted caramel, cherry, and rich milk chocolate dominate the aroma, accompanied by layers of vanilla and a subtle savory note of toasted nuts and leather. The creamy texture envelops the palate with a velvety smoothness, leading to a gentle, short burn that perfectly balances its richness. This stunning sipper offers remarkable depth, delivering indulgent flavors and exceptional value for the money.

 

About Larceny:  Larceny Bourbon, crafted by Heaven Hill, continues the wheated bourbon tradition originally perfected by Stitzel-Weller, the distillery behind Old Fitzgerald and Pappy Van Winkle. When Stitzel-Weller closed in 1992, the Old Fitzgerald brand and its historic wheated bourbon recipe were later acquired by Heaven Hill in 1999, ensuring its legacy lived on. Using a 68% corn, 20% wheat, 12% malted barley mashbill, Larceny delivers a smoother, sweeter profile compared to rye-based bourbons, with notes of caramel, baked goods, and honey. Its name pays homage to John E. Fitzgerald, the Treasury agent who "stole" the finest barrels of Old Fitzgerald from bonded warehouses—fitting for a bourbon that still represents the best of that stolen recipe today.

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$79.99 750ml

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