If you're looking for something strong and tasteful and that'll get the job done this is it. Makers mark has been my go to for years now. Smells good almost too self sealed nicely with the red wax and can go with any dark soda.

This has a bad effect on me. It doesn’t have a great taste either. Used to be full bodied. It is way over produced now and over the past ten years, quality has gone down. As an avid drinker, I know.

Always keep this whiskey around the house for a straight cocktail every once in a while or to mix it into another cocktail. Great for a classic old fashioned. Love the bottles and how they look on the bar shelf

I drink the original with a little ice and have been for about 50 years. I graduated from the Makers Stillhouse university with a masters in bourbonolgy. Original Makersbb CNN or nothing at all.

I love bourbon. I like your bourbon more than some because of the flavor. It's an easy pour and a good beginner bourbon for those who are joining the I love bourbon club.

I mix Maker’s Mark with ginger ale or ginger beer. It has a smooth bourbon flavor which is superior to some of the other bourbons I have tried. It is one of my go to bourbons.

I usually enjoy my Maker's Mark neat and my liquor cabinet is never without it. Great flavor, just the right amount of burn. The only reason this gets a 4 out of 5 is because it's competing against Maker's Mark 46.

Strong and smooth. Classy but cheap. Distinct packaging with the melted red wax on the lid. It's okay much a staple that's needed in every liquor cabinet. FRFR💯💯

We go through a fith a week at our house alone. We also make it well known this is the our bourbon of choice and therefore all of our friends keep it in stock for when we come over ( some friends have made the conversion).

I enjoy it on the rocks. The taste is consistent from bottle to bottle and no matter where I roam, 90% of the time establishments have it on the shelf!