
Elijah Craig Batch 1 Barrel Proof Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey 750ml 139.4
Elijah Craig Batch 1 Barrel Proof — one of the earliest releases in Heaven Hill's Elijah Craig Barrel Proof program, bottled at 139.4 proof from 12-year Heaven Hill barrels. Uncut, unfiltered, at natural barrel proof. The batch numbering predates the current A/B/C-year naming system.
At 139.4 proof, Batch 1 is among the highest-proof releases in the entire Elijah Craig Barrel Proof program — above the 138.8-proof Batch 10 also in the collection and in the same tier as the most concentrated ECBP releases ever produced. The batch number designation places this in the program's earlier history before the current January/May/September tri-annual release format with the A/B/C prefix was established.
Specs
- Distillery: Heaven Hill, Bardstown, Kentucky
- Style: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey, Barrel Proof
- Age: 12 years
- Proof: 139.4 (69.7% ABV)
- Batch: 1 (pre-A/B/C naming era)
- Size: 750ml
Browse all bourbon at Wooden Cork.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How does Batch 1 at 139.4 proof compare to other ECBP expressions in the collection? Batch 1 at 139.4 is higher than Batch 10 (138.8), Batch C917 (131), Batch A117 (127), and Batch B517 (124.2) — the highest-proof ECBP in the current Wooden Cork collection. The pre-naming-era batches represent the program's founding expressions before the current tri-annual A/B/C calendar was established.
Elijah Craig Batch 1 Barrel Proof — one of the earliest releases in Heaven Hill's Elijah Craig Barrel Proof program, bottled at 139.4 proof from 12-year Heaven Hill barrels. Uncut, unfiltered, at natural barrel proof. The batch numbering predates the current A/B/C-year naming system.
At 139.4 proof, Batch 1 is among the highest-proof releases in the entire Elijah Craig Barrel Proof program — above the 138.8-proof Batch 10 also in the collection and in the same tier as the most concentrated ECBP releases ever produced. The batch number designation places this in the program's earlier history before the current January/May/September tri-annual release format with the A/B/C prefix was established.
Specs
- Distillery: Heaven Hill, Bardstown, Kentucky
- Style: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey, Barrel Proof
- Age: 12 years
- Proof: 139.4 (69.7% ABV)
- Batch: 1 (pre-A/B/C naming era)
- Size: 750ml
Browse all bourbon at Wooden Cork.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How does Batch 1 at 139.4 proof compare to other ECBP expressions in the collection? Batch 1 at 139.4 is higher than Batch 10 (138.8), Batch C917 (131), Batch A117 (127), and Batch B517 (124.2) — the highest-proof ECBP in the current Wooden Cork collection. The pre-naming-era batches represent the program's founding expressions before the current tri-annual A/B/C calendar was established.
Description
Elijah Craig Batch 1 Barrel Proof — one of the earliest releases in Heaven Hill's Elijah Craig Barrel Proof program, bottled at 139.4 proof from 12-year Heaven Hill barrels. Uncut, unfiltered, at natural barrel proof. The batch numbering predates the current A/B/C-year naming system.
At 139.4 proof, Batch 1 is among the highest-proof releases in the entire Elijah Craig Barrel Proof program — above the 138.8-proof Batch 10 also in the collection and in the same tier as the most concentrated ECBP releases ever produced. The batch number designation places this in the program's earlier history before the current January/May/September tri-annual release format with the A/B/C prefix was established.
Specs
- Distillery: Heaven Hill, Bardstown, Kentucky
- Style: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey, Barrel Proof
- Age: 12 years
- Proof: 139.4 (69.7% ABV)
- Batch: 1 (pre-A/B/C naming era)
- Size: 750ml
Browse all bourbon at Wooden Cork.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How does Batch 1 at 139.4 proof compare to other ECBP expressions in the collection? Batch 1 at 139.4 is higher than Batch 10 (138.8), Batch C917 (131), Batch A117 (127), and Batch B517 (124.2) — the highest-proof ECBP in the current Wooden Cork collection. The pre-naming-era batches represent the program's founding expressions before the current tri-annual A/B/C calendar was established.














