We're still doing things just like we did in 1953. From the old letterpress to the way we hand-rotate every barrel and hand-dip every bottle. And yet it seems there's always something new and exciting going on at our little distillery here in Loretto. We'd love to have you sometime.
Red winter wheat, Kentucky limestone water, copper stills, our finishing process and plenty of time make Maker's Mark what it is. Learn more about the handmade process that produces every bottle of our bourbon whisky.
Often cited as the original cocktail, today the Old Fashioned is still one of the most called-for classics at bars across the world. While a favorite of bartenders, it's also simple to make at home.
Learn all about the history and cast of characters behind Maker's Mark Bourbon and the time-honored process required to make it, from a breakthrough bread-baking experiment to the maverick marketing that helped elevate an upstart bourbon brand.
The Maker's Mark you know today is made just as it was when we filled our first bottle. This can feel like an old-fashioned, inefficient process at times, but we wouldn't have it any other way. See how it's done and what goes into making our newer expressions of Maker's® below.
Maker's Mark is the legacy of a family whose whisky-making saga spans several generations. Members of the Samuels family have become icons and even Kentucky Bourbon Hall of Fame inductees. You can explore their unique stories and contributions to the bourbon industry here.
Whether it’s kicking back with a classic cocktail, shopping online for the latest Maker’s® merchandise or both at the same time, we offer plenty of ways to enjoy Maker’s Mark.
With its only ingredients being ice, ginger ale, lime and Maker's Mark Bourbon, even the experienced mixologist will find the Maker's & Ginger hard to pass up.
Treat yourself to something special, find the perfect gift or browse to your heart’s content. Our online gift shop makes it easy with a wide selection of Maker’s Mark® merchandise including apparel, barware, confections and a whole lot more.
Think you might be Maker's material? Want to help us spread the word about all things Maker's Mark? Then you should consider becoming a Maker's Mark Ambassador. You'll be treated to insider news and event invitations. We'll even age a barrel with your name on it.
