Elijah Craig Barrel Proof Batch (750Ml)

Elijah Craig Barrel Proof is a Kentucky straight bourbon from Heaven Hill in Bardstown. It is bottled uncut, straight from the barrel, with no chill filtering. The brand is named for Rev. Elijah Craig, who is often credited with aging whiskey in charred oak barrels.

Three small batches come out each year, and the code tells you when. Batch A125 was the January 2025 release, at 118.2 proof and 10 years, 7 months old. Batch C925 arrived in September 2025, at 129.0 proof and 9 years, 1 month old. Your label shows which one you have.

Heaven Hill's notes start with caramel and toasted oak on the nose, plus apple and orange. The palate is rich with vanilla, caramel and butterscotch. Black pepper and cinnamon build toward the back. The finish is layered and fades slowly, then lingers.

This bourbon has a serious record. Whisky Advocate named it Whisky of the Year in 2017. It won Double Gold in San Francisco in 2013 and 2017, and at the 2019 International Spirits Challenge. The Ultimate Spirits Challenge scored it 95 points in 2018 and 2020.

Heaven Hill suggests a little water to coax out more flavor. It is also a bold base for your favorite cocktail, like an Old Fashioned. Fans of Kentucky bourbon love comparing one batch with the next. It belongs on any serious bourbon shelf.

Elijah Craig Barrel Proof is a Kentucky straight bourbon from Heaven Hill in Bardstown. It is bottled uncut, straight from the barrel, with no chill filtering. The brand is named for Rev. Elijah Craig, who is often credited with aging whiskey in charred oak barrels.

Three small batches come out each year, and the code tells you when. Batch A125 was the January 2025 release, at 118.2 proof and 10 years, 7 months old. Batch C925 arrived in September 2025, at 129.0 proof and 9 years, 1 month old. Your label shows which one you have.

Heaven Hill's notes start with caramel and toasted oak on the nose, plus apple and orange. The palate is rich with vanilla, caramel and butterscotch. Black pepper and cinnamon build toward the back. The finish is layered and fades slowly, then lingers.

This bourbon has a serious record. Whisky Advocate named it Whisky of the Year in 2017. It won Double Gold in San Francisco in 2013 and 2017, and at the 2019 International Spirits Challenge. The Ultimate Spirits Challenge scored it 95 points in 2018 and 2020.

Heaven Hill suggests a little water to coax out more flavor. It is also a bold base for your favorite cocktail, like an Old Fashioned. Fans of Kentucky bourbon love comparing one batch with the next. It belongs on any serious bourbon shelf.