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Maker's Mark Cellar Aged (2024 Release)
Bourbon
Maker's Mark // Kentucky , USA
RARE
Cellar Aged, an annual limited edition expression, begins with fully-matured barrels of Maker's Mark aged in traditional bourbon warehouses. These barrels are then moved to a limestone cellar to age further. This 2024 release blends 15% 12 year-old and 85% 13 year-old barrels making this expression the oldest bourbon released by the brand to date. It's bottled at cask strength of 119.3 proof (59.
7% ABV). Availability begins in September 2024 in the US and in the following weeks to the UK, Germany and select global travel retailers. Korea, Japan and Singapore receive its allocations in early 2025. (SRP $174.99).
Cellar Aged, an annual limited edition expression, begins with fully-matured barrels of Maker's Mark aged in traditional bourbon warehouses. These barrels are then moved to a limestone cellar to age further. This 2024 release blends 15% 12 year-old and 85% 13 year-old barrels making this expression the oldest bourbon released by the brand to date. It's bottled at cask strength of 119.3 proof (59.7% ABV). Availability begins in September 2024 in the US and in the following weeks to the UK, Germany and select global travel retailers. Korea, Japan and Singapore receive its allocations in early 2025. (SRP $174.99)
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age12 Year
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Cost
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abv59.7
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BourbonProduced anywhere in USA; Mash bill of at least 51% corn; aged in new, charred oak containers.
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Cask Typenew, charred American oak
Tasting Notes
"A whiff of this bourbon is like smelling fresh kettle-cooked popcorn that's just been coated in caramel alongside a pot of spiced applesauce. The palate is quite oily, with layers of tart dried apricot, milk chocolate, caramel, toasted peanuts, clove, cinnamon, allspice, and toasted oak. There is a faint sage-like herbaceousness toward the finish, with additional caramel-cocoa flavors, warm spice, oaky char, and a medium spark of heat. "
Added by
Amanda Schuster
Score
89