Coppercraft 9-Year Straight Bourbon bottle

The 9-year age statement printed on the label: 90.6 proof, 750 ml

9-Year Straight Bourbon poured over a big cube

Coppercraft bottles and glasses on a bar

Coppercraft 9-Year Straight Bourbon Whiskey

A Real 9-Year Age Statement For $37.99

Aged nine full years in American oak. The critics found it. Most people haven't yet.

The age is real: 9 years, printed on the front label
90.6 proof, and the reviews call it big and rich
Aged Indiana bourbon. The label says so, plain as day
The easy gift: the 9 vouches for you before the bottle's opened

$37.99750 ml · 90.6 proof · Small batch

One Bottle 9-Year Straight Bourbon Nine years in oak. The slow sipper. $37.99 Most Popular

The Sip & Mix Pair 9-Year + 100-Proof Blend The slow sipper plus the cocktail workhorse, in one order. $80.94

The Full Lineup 9-Year + Blend + Rye The whole shelf: sipper, cocktail bottle, and the spice-forward rye. Covers your next two gifts. $118.93

All sales are processed and fulfilled by licensed, third-party retailers on the Flaviar Checkout network.

Ships to most US states. Not available in AL, AK, AR, DE, HI, MS, SD, UT, or WV.

Most craft bourbon is bottled too young.

You've had the letdown bottle. The label looked right. The story sounded right. Then the pour tasted like sucking on a penny.

That's what young whiskey does. Oak needs years to round off the raw edge, and most craft brands can't afford to wait. They bottle at two years and price it like ten.

The genuinely aged bottles still exist. They're just allocated, marked up, or gone before you hear about them.

This one sat in oak for nine years. And it's still $37.99, because the collectors haven't started chasing it.

Three facts on the label.

Want to know if a bourbon's worth it? The front of the bottle will tell you.

9 YEARS

An age statement has to be true. It's federal law. The 9 on this label means nine real years in the barrel.

90.6 PROOF

Enough strength to carry the oak, the spice, and the dark sweets. Pour it neat or over one big cube.

HONEST SOURCING

It's aged Indiana stock, and the label says so instead of hiding it. Whiskey folks respect that kind of honesty.

“It feels like a secret the whiskey world forgot to keep.”

Gary Carter · Sips & Sites & Bites

“It's definitely got a holiday molasses cookie type feel to it, and that's appreciated.”

From a Coppercraft 9-Year review

What a real 9-year bourbon usually costs.

	The usual 9-year bottle	Coppercraft 9-Year
Collector markup	Built into the price	None yet
How you buy it	Waitlists and store lotteries	Ships to your door
The age statement	9 years	9 years, printed on the front
Price	Climbing every year	$37.99

“I especially appreciate seeing an age-stated bourbon for under $40.”
That's Eric Burke at BourbonGuy. He's talking about this exact bottle, and honestly, we'll take it.

Buying it as a gift? The 9 makes it a safe pick.

You can't taste a bottle before you give it. That's the anxiety. So let the label make your case. A real 9-year age statement reads as quality before the cork even comes out.

“If you want something that puts a smile on most peoples faces, this is your whiskey.” That one's from a real Coppercraft review. It's about the nicest thing anyone can say about a gift bottle.

And if the occasion is a big one, show up with the Full Lineup. Three bottles makes you the person who actually pays attention.

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How ordering works

Pick your bottles

One bottle, the pair, or the Full Lineup. Checkout takes about a minute.

A licensed retailer fulfills it

Licensed shops on the Flaviar network sell and ship each order. That's just how you buy spirits online. Fully legal.

Sign at your door

An adult 21 or older signs for the package on delivery. Ships to most US states. Not available in AL, AK, AR, DE, HI, MS, SD, UT, or WV.

Questions, answered

Is the 9-year age statement real?

Yes. It's printed on the front label. Federal law requires a printed age statement to be true, so the age on the bottle is the age in the barrel.

Where is it distilled?

The bourbon is aged Indiana stock. Coppercraft picks it and bottles it in Holland, Michigan. They say so plainly instead of hiding it. Bourbon folks respect that.

Is $37.99 too cheap to be good?

The price is low because there's no collector markup on it yet. Well-aged bottles usually cost more once people start chasing them. Nobody's chasing this one so far. That's the opportunity.

Will a real bourbon drinker be impressed?

The age statement does that work for you. Nine years in oak is the kind of fact an enthusiast checks first. One critic put it simply: he appreciates seeing an age-stated bourbon under $40.

Can it ship to my state?

Ships to most US states. Not available in AL, AK, AR, DE, HI, MS, SD, UT, or WV. Checkout confirms your address before you pay.

What if the bottle arrives damaged?

The retailer that shipped it will make it right. Just reply to your order email and they'll take care of you.

Which bottle should I pick?

The 9-Year is the sipper. The 100-proof Blend is the cocktail bottle. The Rye is the spice-forward pick. If you're gifting a bourbon drinker, start here with the 9-Year.

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