Bourbon/Makers Mark Cellar Aged 2024 750 ML
Makers Mark Cellar Aged 2024 750 ML
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About this bottle
Maker's Mark Cellar Aged 2024 is a limited annual release aged in specially selected barrels within Maker's Mark's own cellar, part of the distillery's ongoing series of small, hand-numbered bourbon releases. Each bottle is signed by the Master Distiller, and the cellar aging is meant to add extra depth beyond the standard Maker's Mark expression — more oak, richer caramel and vanilla, and a longer, spice-driven finish. As a wheated bourbon, it keeps Maker's Mark's characteristic soft, rounded sweetness even with the added complexity. This is a release for collectors and Maker's Mark loyalists looking for the yearly Cellar Aged bottling rather than a first bourbon purchase.
How to drink Maker's Mark Cellar Aged 2024
Neat or with one large cube lets the extra cellar-aging complexity show without losing Maker's Mark's signature soft sweetness. It's rich enough to hold up in an Old Fashioned too, if you'd rather mix a limited release than sip it.
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What makes Maker's Mark Cellar Aged different from the standard bottling?
It's aged in specially selected barrels within the distillery's own cellar as part of an annual limited series, adding extra oak depth and complexity on top of the standard recipe.
Is Maker's Mark a wheated bourbon?
Yes — Maker's Mark uses winter wheat instead of rye as its secondary grain, giving it a softer, rounder sweetness than a rye-forward bourbon.
Is each bottle numbered?
Yes — Cellar Aged releases are hand-numbered and signed by the Master Distiller.
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