Bourbon Heritage Month Day 19
Marker’s Mark has been in the news recently with their new Cellar Aged Bourbon, but don’t miss this everyday offering. Maker’s Mark 46 Cask Strength is the pour that made me want to truly explore this brand. Let’s dive into this bourbon.
Just the Facts
- Style: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
- Age: Undisclosed
- Mashbill: 70% corn 16% wheat 14% malted barley
- Proof: 109.6
- Price: $69.99
Jake’s Tasting Notes: Maker’s Mark 46 Cask Strength
Nose: Very sweet nose that begins with cocoa, citrus zest, caramel, with a wisp of oak and leather
Palate: the sweet nose is matched by a sweet palate. Darker notes highlight the palate with chocolate, dried apricot, leather, oak. The second sip brings waves of vanilla & caramel.
Finish: sweet finish, with hints of chocolate and oak
Closing Thoughts
This is a pour you want to have on your bar. It will make you fall in love with wheated bourbon and give you a sipper that feels special but doesn’t break the bank!
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