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Bourbon/Makers Mark Whisky Lakers Edition 1 L
Makers Mark Whisky Lakers Edition 1 L
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About this bottle
Maker's Mark Whisky Lakers Edition is a specialty 1-liter bottling of Maker's Mark's signature wheated bourbon, distinguished by its collectible packaging rather than a different recipe. Like standard Maker's Mark, it's distilled from a mash of corn, red winter wheat, and malted barley and finished by hand with the brand's trademark dipped red wax seal. Expect the house profile: soft caramel and vanilla sweetness up front, a gentle wheat-driven smoothness in place of rye spice, and a short, mellow finish. It's an easy, approachable bourbon suited to newer whiskey drinkers or anyone picking up a distinctive bottle to give as a gift.
How to drink Maker's Mark Lakers Edition
Its soft, wheated profile is forgiving neat, but a single large cube rounds it out nicely if you want more chill without diluting the vanilla notes. It also mixes cleanly into an Old Fashioned for anyone who'd rather not sip it straight.
Specs
Whisky90.0 proof
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Questions about this bottle
How should this bourbon be served?
It's soft and forgiving neat, but a single large ice cube or a splash of water opens up the vanilla and caramel without washing it out.
What makes Maker's Mark's mash bill different?
Maker's Mark uses red winter wheat instead of rye as its secondary grain, which is what gives the whisky its softer, rounder sweetness compared to a rye-forward bourbon.
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