Maker's Mark Bourbon: A Family Tradition. While several brands have owned the Maker's name, from Hiram Walker & Sons in 1981, then Allied Domecq in 1987, and now Suntory Global Spirits (acquired ...

Then there’s the delicious Maker’s Mark 46, finished with French Oak staves, along with a handful of limited edition releases like Wood Finishing, Cellar Aged, and Private Selection.

Maker's Mark's new, limited-edition whisky is a delightful sipper. Here's everything you need to know, ... It has a dry finish similar to French oak-finished Maker’s 46.

Because the existing Maker’s Mark 46 also has its secondary aging exclusively on newly charred French oak staves, and its cask strength variant is bottled around the same strength, at around the ...

Maker’s Mark has been on a tear over the past few years, releasing two fantastic versions of its Cellar Aged bourbons that were the highest age statements to date from the Kentucky distillery ...