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! 🥃

My dad always had makers mark in the house when I was growing up. It's his go to whiskey. He's the one who taught me how to make an old fashion and now I always make sure I have makers in my decanter for when he stops by to visit. I love tossing a shot of it in my tea when I'm sick, making bourbon martinis with it or just having a classic old fashion at the end of a long day. Can't go wrong.

I normally drink this straight with one ice cube. And I will sometimes have it as a mix drink . What I like about is the great taste it has You can make some great bbq bourbon rub with it . So it's a really great product at the end of the day . And there isn't nothing I don't like about this product

Being my favorite drink, Maker's Mark has earned it's status as my "Private Stock" selection. Consumed usually on special occasions, this is the smoothest, most flavorful and aromatic of all my bourbon whiskey selections. Pairs quite well with Captain Black pipe tobacco. Also pairs well with my wife's home made chili! I have been a Maker's Mark conniseur at least a decade! Do not change anything!

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

Ran into MM's Indiana rep while shopping at my daughter's place. She was wearing a Maker's Mark shirt and was very accommodating to an old Ambassador and asked about my cask (down to my last bottle with the name plate!). Anyway, it's good to know you have employees as nice as your bourbon!

Have been a Maker's Mark customer since 1993 and an Ambassador since 2012. It has been great to see the expanded product line since 2010. Where my liquor cabinet previously only had one bourbon, I now have five expressions of Maker's on hand. All different, all the same quality. Loved our trip to Loretto last July and the Heritage Tour given by Mr. Samuels. A day we talk about to friends often. Keep it Maker's !

Excellent all around Makers Mark Kentucky Bourbon! An exceptionally smooth finish, a great Whiskey to drink straight, on the rocks, or mixed. I love the presentation of the bottle with the hand dipped wax seal. I would recommend this product for your next get together or quiet night at home.

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.

I typically buy a cheaper bourbon for my cocktails, but when I want to spring for something a little extra fancy I typically go with either this or Bulleit. I mix my bourbon with a caffeine free diet Pepsi (less sugar the better being that alcohol is already sweet). Bulleit reminds me of a more smooth Jim Beam. It has that slight smoky taste. I'm sometimes sensitive to that smokiness. I'm not a huge fan of overly smoked meats or the liquid smoke people use in BBQ'ing. That also goes for my liquors. This Makers Mark is a top shelf bourbon that seems to have even less of that taste which I often times prefer. It goes down easy and also makes for a great bourbon 7. Not to mention that Makers Mark has one of the most unique and intriguing bottles in the bourbon industry. It's definitely an eye catcher.