Description: Old Fritzgerald 9-Year Bottle in Bond is one of the world’s known bottles that can be easily identified on the shelf. This iconic decanter was inspired by the year 1950 from the Old Fitzgerald diamond decanter. In addition, this bottle was first registered in the year 1884 and was later sold to Julian P. Pappy Van Winkle during Prohibition. Later on, Julian P moved the production of this bottle to his distillery making Old Fitz the first great Wheated Bourbon. Furthermore, in the year 1999, Heaven Hill Purchased the Old Fritzgerald 9-Year Bottle. He later moved the production to their Bernheim Distillery in Louisville, Kentucky. To add, the mash bill of this bottle contains 75% corn, 20% wheat, and 5% malted barley. Most importantly, this bottle is 100 percent proof and has a varying age statement based on the release date. Also, this bourbon can be found in 9, 11, 13, and the newly released 15-year-old vintages. The MSRP for Old Fitzgerald Bottled is 15 Years. The MSRP is what has made Heaven Hill’s wheated bourbons so popular in the last half-decade. On the nose, Old Fritzgerald 9-Year Bottle in Bond smells like caramel of wheat, vanilla bean, and hints of nutty cocoa. If you’re looking for where to buy Old Fritzgerald 9-Year Bottle online, CONTACT US at bourbonwhiskeydrinks.com. Here at bourbonwhiskeydrinks.com, we have the best quality of this product you can find anywhere. How Does the Old Fritzgerald 9-Year Bottle in Bond taste? The Old Fritzgerald 9-Year Bottle has a Dark Amber color. This bourbon is very pleasant on the nose with a cherry and rich dark fruit smell. It also has Vanilla, caramel, and a faint oak spice note present. Furthermore, the first sip of the bourbon has a medium viscosity that coasts the entire mouth. For the first sip, Notes of brown sugar, barrel char, caramel, and toasted oak are present. Also, the second sip is oily with notes of vanilla, leather, tobacco, and aged oak. In addition, a slight Pavlovian response is also present after the second sip. And the third sip begins with a pronounced oak spice note that is often followed by caramel, and cherries. Old Fritzgerald 9-Year Bottle in Bond finish has a long, pleasant, complex and produces a slight warmth in the chest.