Elijah Craig 18 Year, Elijah Craig Barrel Proof, Elijah Craig Small Batch & Larceny Small Batch Bundle

Elijah Craig 18 Year, Elijah Craig Barrel Proof, Elijah Craig Small Batch & Larceny Small Batch Bundle. Heaven Hill Distillery, Bardstown, Kentucky — four bottles from Heaven Hill's flagship lineup representing the complete range: the wheated entry (Larceny), the standard high-rye small batch (EC Small Batch), the annual cask strength release (EC Barrel Proof), and the ultra-aged apex (EC 18 Year Single Barrel) — the most comprehensive Heaven Hill tasting vertical available as a single bundle.

The four-bottle set creates a natural hierarchy of Heaven Hill bourbon craft. Larceny Small Batch shows what wheat does to the mash bill — softening the rye spice into bread, butterscotch, and honey. Elijah Craig Small Batch shows Heaven Hill's standard high-rye, upper rick house program at its approachable 94-proof expression. Elijah Craig Barrel Proof removes the water reduction and delivers the same distillate at full cask intensity. The 18 Year Single Barrel adds what 18 years of Kentucky seasonal cycling produces beyond the standard aging range — leather, dried fruit, and deep oak integration that the younger expressions cannot achieve.

Together the four bottles answer every meaningful question about how Heaven Hill bourbon is made and how the key variables — mash bill, proof, age — each shape the final result. The most educational and comprehensive Heaven Hill set available.

Contents

• Elijah Craig 18 Year Old Single Barrel (750ml) — ultra-aged, natural barrel proof, single cask
• Elijah Craig Barrel Proof (750ml) — cask strength, uncut, non-chill filtered
• Elijah Craig Small Batch Bourbon (750ml) — 94 proof, upper rick house aged
• Larceny Small Batch Bourbon (750ml) — wheated, 92 proof, 6–12yr

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Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the difference between Elijah Craig and Larceny? Both are Heaven Hill bourbons. Elijah Craig uses a high-corn, low-rye mash bill producing classic caramel and spice. Larceny uses wheat in place of rye, creating a softer, rounder, more dessert-forward profile. Same distillery, fundamentally different character.
• How does the 18 Year differ from the Barrel Proof? Barrel Proof is the standard Elijah Craig distillate at cask strength — uncut, unfiltered, maximum proof intensity. The 18 Year is about age rather than proof — 18 years of Kentucky seasonal cycling producing leather, dried fruit, and deep oak integration that the Barrel Proof's younger barrels cannot develop. Different dimensions of quality, not the same thing at different strengths.
• Is this a good gift? The most comprehensive Heaven Hill gift set available — four bottles that collectively represent the full range of what Heaven Hill produces and teach the recipient every meaningful variable in bourbon production.