The Whisky Drop by Maker’s Mark – the distillery’s first direct-to-consumer shipment program – is expanding the availability of memberships to more fans in Kentucky and Washington D.C. interested in receiving the brand’s harder-to-find special releases delivered right to their doors. The program launched earlier … Continue readingMaker’s Mark’s Whiskey Drop Service Set to Expand Service
This year’s annual Keeneland commemorative Maker’s Mark release will honor jockey Isaac Burns Murphy with a first-ever triple-bottle collection. Three different artists — Sandra Oppegard, Andre Pater and Tyler Robertson – have designed labels in honor of the Hall of Fame jockey, who won the … Continue readingMaker’s Mark Release to Honor Hall of Fame Jockey
The annual Speed Art Museum bourbon auction, which takes place Sept. 24, will be entirely virtual this year, featuring a wide range of rare bottles and VIP whiskey experiences. The Art of Bourbon event for the past two years has auctioned off some ultra-rare bottles, … Continue readingSpeed’s Art of Bourbon Auction, Sept. 24, to Feature Rare Whiskeys, Experiences
I recently wrote in a Whisky Magazine column that Maker’s Mark was the one brand that could easily defend its “handmade” status. It hand dips the bottles, after all, and this term lacks a true definition. Yesterday, the courts dismissed the class-action suit. According to … Continue readingMaker’s Mark Class-Action Lawsuit Dismissed