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! 🥃

If you can think of a way to drink it, that's how I do it, always changing it up, that's how I roll! ........... Thanks for me sox. They fly! I'm always excited for that Maker's Mark package to come in the mail in December! Thanks makers family you all rock!

Love my Maker's Mark whether it be on the rocks or with a touch of water to draw out the flavor. Been an ambassador since 2012 and my wife has been since shortly thereafter. Here is one problem we did run into with the Christmas decorated 1.75L bottles that we purchased during the Christmas holidays. By applying the green wax over the red wax it was very difficult to get to get the top off. Each one took at least 20 minutes resulting in a lot of work and a little nicking up of the hands. There may have been an easy way to do it but we sure could not figure it out. Just thought I would pass this along to you.

I've just returned from a trip to Maker's Mark to fill a few bottles from my barrel. The tour was led by non other than Bill Samuels himself! He was full of stories and quips. We had the best tour ending with a sampling of the best bourbon. Thank you to Bill and staff for a life fulfilling trip.

We are a group of about 100 members, spouses, friends of the United States Air Force Security Police from Edwards Air Force Base, CA, home of the Air Force Flight Test Center, who were stationed together in the mid to late 1970s. We have come together to form the Edwards AFB "Desert Rats" Association. Every other year we hold a reunion somewhere in the United States. At each site, we arrange to have plenty of Makers Mark stocked by the bar; in fact it is in the contract we negotiate. We have thus far cleaned them out of their stock of Makers Mark, and we are proud of our accomplishment and heritage we have created.

I'm glad that Maker's is not one of the brands that you can't get hold of. All these other brands have priced themselves out of the common sense market. To me, Maker's tastes as good as any Bourbon on the market. I always enjoy Maker's during the holidays.

Maker's Mark has a special place in my heart as it was introduced to me at a very special party held in my honor. It was served with dessert, neat. My previous aperitif experience was all sticky and sweet products. This was an amazing blend of flavors with the room temperature bourbon and the dessert...just amazing. Now, I drink it before dinner as well. I highly recommend Maker's Mark for either occasion. You won't be disappointed!

Maybe they should rewrite the song to say "you're as smooth as Kentucky bourbon" instead of Tennessee whiskey because holy moly is this smooth! No burning after taste is versatile enough to stand alone or mixed, and is pretty reasonably priced too!  

Makers Mark Bourbon Whiskey 175L Bottle is, truth be told, my favorite bourbon. It is my drink of choice for the most part if I’m going to have a drink. I love the subtle sweetness - and here I do taste vanilla, as well as caramel - and some elusive sharp flavor, but absolutely smooth finish. This is a liquor to sit back and sip - neat - enjoying as the flavors unfold and pull you in.

To me this is absolutely the best bourbon you can get! It always exceeds my expectations every time I drink it. My hubby has purchased Maker's Mark so many times I can’t even begin to tell you. The packaging is fabulous with the wax dipping and dripping off the top. The flavor is phenomenal! It can be a little pricey but it's a top shelf bourbon what would you expect? I have used this in making bourbon cocktails. A mixture of Maker’s Mark with strawberry coke on the rocks is the best. I absolutely love Maker's Mark