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Age: NAS (Typically 10+ Years) | Region: Louisville, Kentucky, USA | Proof: 100.2 Proof
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Midnight Whiskey · The Vault Michter's Legacy Series

Kentucky Straight Bourbon · 2025 Release

Bomberger's PFG

Precision Fine Grain

First release · two new barrels, the second French oak · 100.2 proof

100.2
Proof
50.1%
ABV
40mo
Stave air-drying, minimum
2
New barrels
2025
First release
750mL
Format

Bomberger's PFG is a Kentucky straight bourbon in Michter's Legacy Series, first released in 2025. It matures first in new American oak, toasted and charred, then in a second new barrel of French fine grain oak, before Michter's batches it, filters it and bottles it at 100.2 proof (50.1% ABV).

Nº 01

The Elemental Distinction

01

Two barrels, both new. The bourbon begins in a new American oak barrel that has been toasted and charred, then moves to a second new barrel made to Michter's own design from French fine grain oak.

02

French oak of several origins. The staves of that second barrel blend wood of various origins, among them the Tronçais, Allier, Nevers and Vosges forests.

03

Seasoned outdoors in France. The wood dries in the open air for no less than 40 months near the Charente River, and the staves are picked by hand before coopering.

04

Heat and time, then char. Michter's controls both heat and time when it toasts each French barrel, and chars it only afterwards.

05

Batched, then filtered. Michter's empties the second barrels into small batches and runs each through its signature filtration before bottling at 100.2 proof.

06

A third Legacy whiskey. PFG joins Bomberger's Declaration and Shenk's Homestead in Michter's Legacy Series, and 2025 is its first year of release.

Nº 02

The Bomberger's Name

Legacy Series

Michter's traces its story to a Pennsylvania distillery: John Shenk, a Swiss Mennonite farmer, founded Shenk's distillery in 1753; it was renamed Bomberger's Distillery in the 1800s and became Michter's Distillery in the mid-20th century. The Legacy Series carries the two earlier names, with Shenk's Homestead, a sour mash whiskey, and Bomberger's Declaration, a 108-proof bourbon whose releases since 2018 have used Chinquapin oak. Master Distiller Dan McKee presents PFG as a further experiment under the Bomberger's name and credits its flavor to the team's work with wood. On the bottle, PFG carries the Bomberger's Declaration wordmark, with its own PFG panel on the front label.

Nº 03

Construction & Identification

What the bottle records
Front label

Bomberger's Declaration wordmark

Small Batch and 2025 Release; Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey at 100.2 proof and 50.1% alc./vol., 750 mL, with a PFG panel and a batch line.

Lower band

Finished in PFG oak

A second band under the main label reads Finished in Precision Fine Grain Oak Barrels.

Neck strip

Precision Fine Grain · 100.2 Proof

The neck strip carries the Precision Fine Grain name, the bourbon's class and its proof seal.

Origin line

Distilled and bottled in Kentucky

The label places both distillation and bottling in Kentucky.

Nº 04

Sensory Profile & Strategy

Distiller notes & position
I

Sensory Profile

Mahogany red in the glass, by Michter's description, with burnt sugar, spice and chocolate on the nose before it opens to floral notes; fruit, spice and a toasty sweetness on the palate; and a full-bodied, creamy finish where soft spice and chocolate stay longest. Master of Maturation Andrea Wilson adds that herbaceous notes sit alongside the fruit.

II

Strategic Position

PFG is the lower-proof of the two Bomberger's bourbons, 100.2 against Declaration's 108, and they differ in wood: Declaration's releases draw on Chinquapin oak, PFG's second barrel is French. For a Michter's bourbon drawn from a single barrel, see Michter's ten-year single-barrel bourbon at 94.4 proof.

Nº 05

Collector Note & Index

Vault provenance
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The 2025 Label

The front label prints 2025 Release beside the batch line, so a bottle's year and batch read off the same panel.

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First Release

Michter's introduced Bomberger's PFG on January 28, 2025, as the whiskey's first release.

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The Legacy Series

Michter's lists three whiskeys under the Legacy name: Bomberger's Declaration, Shenk's Homestead and Bomberger's PFG.

Collector IndexMW VAULT
Whiskey
Bomberger's PFG
Series
Michter's Legacy Series
Class
Kentucky Straight Bourbon
Release
2025 · first release
Strength
100.2 proof (50.1% ABV)
Second barrel
New French fine grain oak
Seasoning
40 months minimum, open air
Bottling
Small batch, filtered
Nº 06

Technical Specifications

Specification Detail
Whiskey Bomberger's PFG (Precision Fine Grain) Kentucky Straight Bourbon
Class Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
Series Michter's Legacy Series
Release 2025, first release · announced January 28, 2025
Proof / ABV 100.2 proof (50.1% ABV)
First barrel New American oak, toasted and charred
Second barrel New French fine grain oak, custom and proprietary, toasted and charred
Stave sources A blend of origins, including the Tronçais, Allier, Nevers and Vosges forests (France)
Seasoning Air dried outdoors for at least 40 months near the Charente River
Production Small batch · Michter's signature filtration
Age At least 4 years (no age statement on the label; US rules require one under four years)
Master Distiller Dan McKee (2025 release)
Master of Maturation Andrea Wilson (2025 release)
Distilled and bottled Kentucky
Format 750 mL
Nº 07

Records & Assurance

Production Methodology

Bomberger's PFG takes two new barrels. Michter's first ages the bourbon in American oak that has been toasted and charred, then moves it into a second barrel built from French fine grain oak to its own specification. Those staves, of various origins including the Tronçais, Allier, Nevers and Vosges forests, season in the open air near the Charente River for at least 40 months and are selected by hand before the barrels are toasted and charred. The finished whiskey is bottled at 100.2 proof, small batch by small batch, with the batch number completed on the label.

Authentication & Vault Preservation

Every bottle sold through Midnight Whiskey is sourced as an authentic, sealed product and inspected before it ships. Orders are packed with padded, glass-rated handling and require an adult signature (21+) on delivery; we do not ship to anyone unable to verify legal drinking age. For our full sourcing and handling protocols, see our editorial and authentication standards.

Frequently Asked Questions

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.

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