Larceny Kentucky Straight Bourbon comes from a rich lineage and colorful history. John E. Fitzgerald built the distillery on the riverbanks of the Kentucky River in the 1870s. The Old Fitzgerald brand was first registered in the 1880s by S.C. Herbst, and ended up being sold to Julian P. "Pappy" Van Winkle during the Prohibition. Larceny Bourbon Barrel Proof was hand-selected by the Master Distillers. The bourbon has a taste of 6-year-old bourbon. Larceny is made with wheat and is a smooth tasting Bourbon. Larceny Bourbon Barrel Proof uses a mix of 68% corn, 20% wheat, 12% malted barley in the bourbon. This bourbon is aged between six to eight years.