LAWRENCEBURG, Ky. (Nov. 3, 2026) — Larrikin Bourbon Company has introduced its Foxtrot Series, a nine-year-old, single-barrel bourbon bottled at cask strength with a suggested retail price of $110.
The release adds another single-barrel offering to the veteran-owned Kentucky distillery’s portfolio, which combines Kentucky bourbon traditions with the Australian roots of founder and distiller Greg Keeley.
Foxtrot follows Larrikin’s Echo Single Barrel Series, which earned double platinum at the ASCOT Awards, gold and 95 points at the International Wine & Spirit Competition, and gold and 94 points at the New York International Spirits Competition, according to the company.
“Single barrels are a big part of what I love about bourbon,” Keeley said. “Same mash bill, same age, and they’ll still surprise you. With Foxtrot, we’re bottling at cask strength. It really is bourbon worth sharing with your mates.”
The single-barrel format highlights the individual character of each barrel, while bottling at cask strength preserves its proof without dilution before bottling. Larrikin did not specify a proof for the Foxtrot release in its announcement.
The company identified its Echo Series mash bill as 75% corn, 21% rye and 4% malted barley. A separate mash bill for Foxtrot was not provided.
Foxtrot joins a lineup that includes small-batch, single-barrel and bottled-in-bond bourbons, along with specialty offerings such as Rosewater Bourbon and the Australia Series.
Keeley, an Australian-born U.S. Navy combat veteran, founded Larrikin in Lawrenceburg. The distillery is a member of the Kentucky Distillers’ Association and a stop on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail.
The company takes its name from an Australian term for a spirited nonconformist, a reference to the independent character and humor it brings to its whiskey and hospitality.
Foxtrot is available at Larrikin Distillery and select Kentucky retailers, with national availability through private selections. Additional information is available at larrikinbourbon.com.
