Knob Creek 9 Year Bourbon Whiskey 100 Proof

Knob Creek 9 Year Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey

50% ABV | 100 Proof | Aged 9 Years | Small Batch 

Process & Profile

Knob Creek 9 Year is a small batch bourbon that pays homage to pre-Prohibition whiskey-making traditions. Aged for nine years in deeply charred American oak barrels, this bourbon develops a rich, full-bodied character. Bottled at 100 proof, it offers a robust flavor profile that balances sweetness, spice, and oak, delivering a satisfying experience for bourbon enthusiasts.

Tasting Notes

Nose: Toasted nuts, grain, and oak.
Palate: Rich and sweet with woody undertones; full-bodied with subtle fruitiness.
Finish: Long, rich, and glowing, leaving a warm impression.

What Makes It Special

• Extended Aging: Aged for nine years to achieve a deep, complex flavor.

• High Proof: Bottled at 100 proof for a bold and robust taste.

• Small Batch Production: Ensures consistency and quality in every bottle.

• Traditional Craftsmanship: Reflects pre-Prohibition bourbon-making techniques.

• Versatile Flavor Profile: Suitable for sipping neat, on the rocks, or in classic cocktails.

How to Enjoy

Knob Creek 9 Year is best enjoyed neat or with a splash of water to fully appreciate its rich flavors. It also serves as an excellent base for classic bourbon cocktails like the Old Fashioned or Manhattan, where its bold character can shine through.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the proof and ABV of Knob Creek 9 Year?
It is bottled at 100 proof, which equates to 50% ABV.

2. How long is Knob Creek 9 Year aged?
It is aged for a full nine years in new, charred American oak barrels.

3. Is Knob Creek 9 Year a small batch bourbon?
Yes, it is produced in small batches to ensure quality and consistency.

4. What distinguishes Knob Creek 9 Year from other bourbons?
Its extended aging process and adherence to traditional bourbon-making techniques result in a rich, complex flavor profile that sets it apart.

5. Where is Knob Creek 9 Year produced?
It is produced at the Jim Beam Distillery in Clermont, Kentucky.