Maker's Mark salutes America's 250th anniversary with a special release that's as patriotic as it is collectible. Inside the bottle is the soft, approachable wheated bourbon Maker's has hand-crafted in Loretto, Kentucky for generations — made with soft red winter wheat instead of rye for a signature smoothness. Expect gentle waves of caramel and vanilla, soft baked-bread warmth, and a mellow, easy-drinking oak finish. Outside, it's unmistakable: the brand's iconic hand-dipped red wax accented with a white wax dip and a blue rendition of the famous seal — a red, white, and blue tribute you can spot from across the room. Better still, a portion of every bottle supports the Farmer Veteran Coalition, which has helped more than 58,000 U.S. veterans build careers in agriculture. A meaningful pour to toast the nation's milestone.
Makers Mark 250th Anniversary Edition Bourbon Whiskey
Maker's Mark is known the world over for its handmade premium bourbon. Created by sixth generation distiller Bill Samuels, Sr. in 1953, the smooth and approachable nature changed the bourbon industry. Still family run -- now by Bill's grandson Rob Samuels -- Makers Mark continues to innovate, creating bourbons that are as easy-drinking as they are revolutionary. To this day, every drop is made slowly in small batches, in the National Historic Landmark distillery in Loretto, Kentucky.
Maker's Mark salutes America's 250th anniversary with a special release that's as patriotic as it is collectible. Inside the bottle is the soft, approachable wheated bourbon Maker's has hand-crafted in Loretto, Kentucky for generations — made with soft red winter wheat instead of rye for a signature smoothness. Expect gentle waves of caramel and vanilla, soft baked-bread warmth, and a mellow, easy-drinking oak finish. Outside, it's unmistakable: the brand's iconic hand-dipped red wax accented with a white wax dip and a blue rendition of the famous seal — a red, white, and blue tribute you can spot from across the room. Better still, a portion of every bottle supports the Farmer Veteran Coalition, which has helped more than 58,000 U.S. veterans build careers in agriculture. A meaningful pour to toast the nation's milestone.
