Maker’s Mark | Heather Clark Women History Month | 2024 Limited Release

Whiskey: Maker’s Mark | Heather Clark Women History Month | 2024 Limited Release
Maker’s Mark honors spirited women everywhere with a limited-edition bottling of their flagship bourbon, featuring a label by Gayle Kabaker inspired by Kentucky’s wildflowers and the essence of growth and beauty from within.
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Size: 750ML
Proof: 90 (45% ABV)
Origin: United States
Distillery: Maker’s Mark Distillery
Toast to the remarkable women in your life this Women’s History Month with Maker’s Mark! They’re not just raising a glass, they’re making a statement. With a limited-edition Women’s History Month Bourbon Whiskey, Maker’s Mark supports Vital Voices. Designed by Gayle Kabaker, the label mirrors Kentucky’s wildflowers and Maker’s Mark’s vibrant palette, symbolizing beauty and growth. Inside, this bourbon, made without rye but with red winter wheat, offers a softer, richer flavor at 90 proof. Savor notes of caramel, vanilla, and fruit, a testament to its craft. Share this exceptional bottle with a spirited woman and support Vital Voices’ empowering mission. Cheers to strength, growth, and remarkable women!
Maker’s Mark | Heather Clark Women History Month | 2024 Limited Release Tasting Notes
Nose: Bourbon spice, caramel, vanilla, cinnamon, and malt.
Palate: Notes of caramel, vanilla, bourbon spice, orchard fruits, and subtle citrus.
Finish: Long and dry with notes of corn, caramel, and oak.
Distillery Information
Maker’s Mark Distillery in Loretto, Kentucky was founded in 1952 and started distilling operations in 1953. Maker’s Mark was sold to Hiram Walker & Sons in 1981, which was acquired by the distillery giant Allied Domecq in 1987. When Allied-Domecq was bought by Pernod Ricard in 2005, the Maker’s Mark brand was sold to Deerfield, Illinois-based Fortune Brands. Fortune Brands split in 2011, with its alcoholic beverage business becoming Beam Inc.. Beam became Beam Suntory, in 2014.