What does PFG stand for on Bomberger's bourbon?
PFG stands for Precision Fine Grain, the French oak barrels in which Bomberger's PFG Kentucky Straight Bourbon is finished. Michter's ages the bourbon first in new American oak that has been toasted and charred, then in a second new barrel of toasted and charred French fine grain oak, its staves air dried outdoors in France for at least 40 months.
What proof is Bomberger's PFG?
Bomberger's PFG Kentucky Straight Bourbon is bottled at 100.2 proof, or 50.1% ABV. The figure sits in the round seal on the front label, with 50.1% alc./vol. printed to its right.
How is Bomberger's PFG different from Bomberger's Declaration?
Both are Kentucky straight bourbons in Michter's Legacy Series, named for the Bomberger's Distillery of Pennsylvania. Bomberger's Declaration is bottled at 108 proof and its releases since 2018 have used Chinquapin oak, while Bomberger's PFG, first released in 2025, is finished in French fine grain oak and bottled at 100.2 proof.