Maker's Mark is a bar standard and well known for a reason. The product is a tasty wheated bourbon that you can always count on. Not flashy, not fashionable, but a reasonable value for a bourbon that's always worth drinking. The red wax dripping from the cork of a Maker's Mark bottle will always be found on my bar.

I have a small, private, self funded, English style pub near my real estate office in rural, eastern Virginia where my friends meet. I serve draft beer, stock 90 to 100 spirits (mainly bourbons and Scotches). Makers Mark and Laphroaig the most popular beverages I serve.

Makes a Great Old Fashion using the recipe my father-in-law gave to me years ago. The only item I changed was substituting simple syrup in lieu of dissolving sugar in the bottom of the glass. 2 shots Makers, 3or4 dashes of bitters,an orange slice, and a cherry, lots of ice made in a snifter glass or a double old fashion glass- I will "cut" it with a little water(to my taste).I don't mollify the orange or cherry!

This drink is popular by itself or with a splash of multiple different flavors that will satisfy anyone's taste. Great taste and an attractive appearance from a very trustworthy company. You can't go wrong with Maker's Mark as your whiskey pick for any gathering or just for a relaxed evening.

The beautiful multi-page ad in this month's Gun and Garden Magazine made me proud to have an almost empty bottle of Maker's Mark on the shelf with several dusty and unopened bottles of bourbon. The best the ad was the page with mint seeds. It is a shame that so many readers must have passed over that brilliant page without understanding what they saw. If it were not for being a long time lover of Maker's and having done time in the advertising racket I might have not gone back for a closer look. My copy has already gone to my sister who has two young grand daughters who get excited about things like the seedy page.

For those who have been down the Bourbon Trail we know that this is not a Top Tier bourbon BUT it is a Good bourbon. Maker's Mark is a good every day drinker and does mix well. Doesn't give the Kentucky Hug as much as others so it is smooth. I do enjoy a Maker's Old Fashioned and always have a bottle on hand.

Oh, Maker's Mark Kentucky whisky is a true gem from the Bluegrass State! This iconic bourbon is known for its smooth and rich flavor profile. Crafted with care in Loretto, Kentucky, Maker's Mark uses a unique recipe that includes red winter wheat instead of rye, giving it a distinctively mellow and approachable taste. Whether you prefer sipping it neat, on the rocks, or in a classic cocktail like an Old Fashioned, Maker's Mark always delivers a delightful experience. So next time you're looking to enjoy a fine whiskey, give Maker's Mark a try and savor the flavors of Kentucky craftsmanship. Cheers! 🥃

I love it straight up but my friends and family like when I put it in the blinder with slushy coke and ice and make them a nice strong maker's market slushy especially on them hot sunny days it's cool refreshing drink and I love that it is so smooth when u want it straight up or a slushy

I really enjoyed this whisky. It was really smooth, with a subtle smoke/oak and vanilla flavour. Did not feel strong and was really easy to drink slowly on the rocks. I did try it with coke and follows some of the ideas of recipes from the company. Using this to make a whisky sour was great, otherwise recommend having it neat. Lovely bourbon.

Oh, Maker's Mark Kentucky whisky is a true gem from the Bluegrass State! This iconic bourbon is known for its smooth and rich flavor profile. Crafted with care in Loretto, Kentucky, Maker's Mark uses a unique recipe that includes red winter wheat instead of rye, giving it a distinctively mellow and approachable taste. Whether you prefer sipping it neat, on the rocks, or in a classic cocktail like an Old Fashioned, Maker's Mark always delivers a delightful experience. So next time you're looking to enjoy a fine whiskey, give Maker's Mark a try and savor the flavors of Kentucky craftsmanship. Cheers!