Bourbon/Makers Mark Makers Mark Limited Release 2021 750 ml
Makers Mark Makers Mark Limited Release 2021 750 ml
$62.99
Shipping — $20 flat nationwide
1 bottle or 12, same box, same $20
$300 · Free ship
Add to cart to start unlocking shipping deals.
About this bottle
Maker's Mark Wood Finishing Series 2021 (FAE-01) is a limited annual release from Maker's Mark's experimental wood-finishing program, where the distillery's standard wheated bourbon is finished with additional staves of different toasted and seasoned wood species to layer in new flavor. Each year's release explores a different wood combination, so expect notes beyond Maker's Mark's usual caramel and vanilla base — added spice, char, or fruit character depending on the specific staves used in this edition. It's a collector-oriented release for fans tracking the Wood Finishing Series year to year rather than an everyday pour.
How to drink Maker's Mark Wood Finishing Series 2021
Neat or with a few drops of water lets the added wood-finishing character show clearly against Maker's Mark's familiar wheated base. Worth tasting on its own before comparing it to the standard release.
Specs
Whisky
Shipping & delivery
Shipping $20 flat to 44 states + DC + PR — whether it's 1 bottle or 12. We can't ship to Arkansas, Michigan, Mississippi, or Montana.
Alaska and Utah: some ZIP codes only.
Promo Free shipping on orders $300+ with code USA250.
Delivery Adult signature required (21+) at the door.
Fulfilled by Our licensed retail partner — fully three-tier compliant.
What the verse says
We haven't collected enough reviews on this bottle yet for a rating to mean much.
Across the store, verified buyers rate us 4.7 out of 5. Read those reviews →
Good to know
Questions about this bottle
What is the Wood Finishing Series?
It's Maker's Mark's annual experimental program that finishes the standard wheated bourbon with additional staves of different toasted or seasoned wood, producing a new flavor profile each release.
Is Maker's Mark a wheated bourbon?
Yes — Maker's Mark uses wheat instead of rye as its secondary grain, giving it a softer, sweeter base than a rye-forward bourbon.
Price history
What this bottle has sold for on LiquorVerse over time.
We don't have enough price history on this bottle yet to show a trend. We record every price change from here on, so check back.
If you like this
