The Fine Print — Page Two
Terms of the Table
The short list of how this showcase works, what the batch ledger means, and how gift tin arrangements are handled at the counter and over email.
Last updated: 08/27/2026
The showcase and what it is
This website is the public showcase of Copper Kettle Confectionery Co. — our craft story, our small-batch collections, the batch ledger, and the gift tins our kitchen prepares. Because we pour in genuinely small batches, everything shown here is a portrait of the kettle, not a promise of endless inventory on any given Tuesday.
Batch availability
When a batch sells through at the counter, the tin waits for the next pour. We will always tell you honestly at the counter or by email what is in the kettle this week, what is resting, and what is planned for the holiday sweet assortments.
Flavor notes and the batch ledger
Tasting notes describe character, not chemistry — a maple leaf is a maple leaf, but no two pulls are identical. If the kettle runs hot or cool, the ledger is corrected the same afternoon, and the batch card in your tin reflects the pour you received.
Gift tin and care package arrangements
Keepsake gift tins, tasting boxes, and care package treats are arranged by email at copperkettlecandies@gmail.com or by phone at (815) 555-0147. Reserve with a name, an occasion, a flavor family, and a date; tins are held through the weekend of the date you give us.
Our words and pictures
The illustrations, batch stories, and copy on these pages are the property of Copper Kettle Confectionery Co. You are welcome to share a link with a grandchild; please do not lift our artwork or batch names for your own labels.
Playing nice with the page
Please do not scrape, mirror, or misrepresent these pages as belonging to another kitchen, and do not use the showcase to imply an endorsement we have not given. If you want to quote Ruth, write to us first — she would have liked the attention.
Governing law
These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Illinois. Any dispute belongs in the circuit court closest to Jo Daviess County, where the copper kettle still hangs from the barn beam.
Questions
Write to copperkettlecandies@gmail.com with “Terms of the Table” in the subject line. A human answers Thursday through Sunday.