Julio's Lock and Key Society Larceny 92 Proof Bourbon

This bourbon, from Julio's Lock and Key Society, has the most interesting backstory over its name. Back in the day Treasury Agent John E. Fitzgerald possessed a key to the distillery, and would sneak in to steal barrels of his favorite bourbon. The bourbon later was named Larceny as a way to commemorate this unusual start. The Bourbon itself is wheat-heavy; its taste can be described as fresh wheat bread with salted caramel and vanilla citrus. Barrels of Larceny 92 Proof Bourbon are aged from six to twelve years and have a shiny new copper kettle color.

Larceny 92 Proof Bourbon is a great bourbon for your favorite cocktail (many of them are listed on their website - https://larcenybourbon.com/ways-to-enjoy/  or can be enjoyed drinking it straight or with a dash of water.