Maker’s Mark Wood Finishing bourbon bottle

UNIQUE WHISKIES INSPIRED BY OUR MAKERS

Maker’s Mark^®
Wood Finishing
Series Bourbon

Name: Maker’s Mark® Wood Finishing Series 2024
Brand: Maker's Mark
SKU: JUAZG

The Heart Release celebrates the team that distils our whisky, our people who sit at the heart of Maker's, guiding and setting the tone for so much of what we do. Fruit forward, with caramel, maple, and chocolate notes, this expression features a rich, creamy mouthfeel that is a pure delight.

Maker’s Mark® Wood Finishing Series 2024

Tasting Notes

Aroma

Toasted sweetness, stone fruit, cocoa

Taste

Brown sugar, maple, spice

Finish

Creamy, dark chocolate, long silky finish

Proof

Cask Strength (107-114)

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