Combine 2 ounces of Makers 46 with 1 ounce of your best Italian vermouth and a couple dashes of bourbon barrel aged bitters. Lightly stir with a bit of ice then strain into a chilled up-glass. Done perfectly! Alternately, go Sullivan's in Chicago and prepare to throw down $20 + tip. Hello Sam's

Gave as a Thank You Gift. It made them Smile big.

Maker’s Mark 46 is a beautifully crafted bourbon with a rich and complex flavor profile. I really enjoy the smooth balance of vanilla, caramel, and toasted oak, with a slightly spicy finish that makes it stand out. It’s full-bodied without being harsh, making it great to sip neat or with a little ice. You can really taste the craftsmanship in every pour. The bottle design is elegant and feels premium, which makes it a great option for special occasions or as a gift. Definitely a bourbon I would recommend to anyone who appreciates depth and quality.

A good buy

Makers Mark aged in French Oak barrels. Delicious.

Good presence of wheat bourbon, price is nice! Better to sip than mix.

Makers Mark is a great bourbon whiskey. The taste is incredible smooth and goes down easy. It’s great for a night out or a night. The aroma isn’t harsh on the nose or palette. Does have that awful aftertaste that some cheaply made bourbons may have. It’s just an over very good brand of bourbon

Maker’s Mark is one of the smoothest whiskeys I’ve ever had. Take it straight or put it on one ice cube still goes out smoothly and gives you just the right buzz to enjoy your evening

Taste is smooth doesn't have the extreme rough taste as some bourbon whiskeys. It's got a sweet and bourbon flavor that makes an enjoyable. The only negative is the price is a little high. I personally do not drink this unless a special occasion due to the high price.

Better than the typical makers and good in a old fashioned