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Maker's Mark Wood Finishing Series RC6
Maker's Mark Wood Finishing Series RC6
Size: 0,75
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(54.1%
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- BrandMaker's Mark
- CategoryBourbon
- CountryUnited States
- RegionKentucky
- DistilleryMaker's Mark
- Style Straight Bourbon Whiskey
- Alcohol54.1%
A limited edition maker’s Mark Bourbon with more wood and more flavor power.
The original “Burk’s Distillery” was built in 1885 just outside of Loretto, Kentucky. T. William “Bill” Samuels bought the operation in 1953 for $35,000. Samuels wanted to make quality, so he used the sales of the existing stockpiles to finance a revamp. The first bottle of the new flagship brand “Makers Mark” was bottled in 1958 and dipped into the red sealing wax that has become the company’s trademark — making them one of the first to carve out a space in what we now call the “premium Bourbon” market. Currently owned by Beam-Suntory, members of the Samuels family still work at the company.
There are a LOT of Maker’s Mark Bourbon fans out there who have been waiting… no, they’ve been salivating over the release of Maker’s Mark Woof Finishing Series RC6. It came out in September of 2019 and it is a winner.
Maker’s Mark Wood Finishing Series RC6 starts as the core maker’s Mark Straight Bourbon Spirit aged the normal way. The barrels are first emptied and opened up. Then ten special insert staves are placed inside the casks. Maker’s Marked worked hand-in-hand with the Independent Stave Company to create these special barrel inserts — staves that have been air-seasoned for eighteen months and then toasted. The experimental staves are version RC6, giving the Bourbon its name. The barrels are then refitted and filled back up for finishing. This limited edition Straight Bourbon is comprised of just 255 barrels at 54.1% ABV. Demand is high, so get yours while you can!
The original “Burk’s Distillery” was built in 1885 just outside of Loretto, Kentucky. T. William “Bill” Samuels bought the operation in 1953 for $35,000. Samuels wanted to make quality, so he used the sales of the existing stockpiles to finance a revamp. The first bottle of the new flagship brand “Makers Mark” was bottled in 1958 and dipped into the red sealing wax that has become the company’s trademark — making them one of the first to carve out a space in what we now call the “premium Bourbon” market. Currently owned by Beam-Suntory, members of the Samuels family still work at the company.
There are a LOT of Maker’s Mark Bourbon fans out there who have been waiting… no, they’ve been salivating over the release of Maker’s Mark Woof Finishing Series RC6. It came out in September of 2019 and it is a winner.
Maker’s Mark Wood Finishing Series RC6 starts as the core maker’s Mark Straight Bourbon Spirit aged the normal way. The barrels are first emptied and opened up. Then ten special insert staves are placed inside the casks. Maker’s Marked worked hand-in-hand with the Independent Stave Company to create these special barrel inserts — staves that have been air-seasoned for eighteen months and then toasted. The experimental staves are version RC6, giving the Bourbon its name. The barrels are then refitted and filled back up for finishing. This limited edition Straight Bourbon is comprised of just 255 barrels at 54.1% ABV. Demand is high, so get yours while you can!
Flavor Spiral TM
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butter
-
brown sugar
-
cinnamon
-
clove
-
stewed fruit
-
sweet
-
leather
-
tobacco
-
oak
Appearance / Color
Shining Amber
Nose / Aroma / Smell
The aroma is big, bold, and rich with lively notes of sultanas, toasted oak, dried cherries, molasses, and cacao.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
The flavor profile is similar to Maker’s Mark 46, but bigger with brown butter, brown sugar, cinnamon, clove, and stewed fruits.
Finish
The finish is long, sweet, and a bit dry with a leather and tobacco note.
Shining Amber
Nose / Aroma / Smell
The aroma is big, bold, and rich with lively notes of sultanas, toasted oak, dried cherries, molasses, and cacao.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
The flavor profile is similar to Maker’s Mark 46, but bigger with brown butter, brown sugar, cinnamon, clove, and stewed fruits.
Finish
The finish is long, sweet, and a bit dry with a leather and tobacco note.
About
A limited edition maker’s Mark Bourbon with more wood and more flavor power.
The original “Burk’s Distillery” was built in 1885 just outside of Loretto, Kentucky. T. William “Bill” Samuels bought the operation in 1953 for $35,000. Samuels wanted to make quality, so he used the sales of the existing stockpiles to finance a revamp. The first bottle of the new flagship brand “Makers Mark” was bottled in 1958 and dipped into the red sealing wax that has become the company’s trademark — making them one of the first to carve out a space in what we now call the “premium Bourbon” market. Currently owned by Beam-Suntory, members of the Samuels family still work at the company.
There are a LOT of Maker’s Mark Bourbon fans out there who have been waiting… no, they’ve been salivating over the release of Maker’s Mark Woof Finishing Series RC6. It came out in September of 2019 and it is a winner.
Maker’s Mark Wood Finishing Series RC6 starts as the core maker’s Mark Straight Bourbon Spirit aged the normal way. The barrels are first emptied and opened up. Then ten special insert staves are placed inside the casks. Maker’s Marked worked hand-in-hand with the Independent Stave Company to create these special barrel inserts — staves that have been air-seasoned for eighteen months and then toasted. The experimental staves are version RC6, giving the Bourbon its name. The barrels are then refitted and filled back up for finishing. This limited edition Straight Bourbon is comprised of just 255 barrels at 54.1% ABV. Demand is high, so get yours while you can!
The original “Burk’s Distillery” was built in 1885 just outside of Loretto, Kentucky. T. William “Bill” Samuels bought the operation in 1953 for $35,000. Samuels wanted to make quality, so he used the sales of the existing stockpiles to finance a revamp. The first bottle of the new flagship brand “Makers Mark” was bottled in 1958 and dipped into the red sealing wax that has become the company’s trademark — making them one of the first to carve out a space in what we now call the “premium Bourbon” market. Currently owned by Beam-Suntory, members of the Samuels family still work at the company.
There are a LOT of Maker’s Mark Bourbon fans out there who have been waiting… no, they’ve been salivating over the release of Maker’s Mark Woof Finishing Series RC6. It came out in September of 2019 and it is a winner.
Maker’s Mark Wood Finishing Series RC6 starts as the core maker’s Mark Straight Bourbon Spirit aged the normal way. The barrels are first emptied and opened up. Then ten special insert staves are placed inside the casks. Maker’s Marked worked hand-in-hand with the Independent Stave Company to create these special barrel inserts — staves that have been air-seasoned for eighteen months and then toasted. The experimental staves are version RC6, giving the Bourbon its name. The barrels are then refitted and filled back up for finishing. This limited edition Straight Bourbon is comprised of just 255 barrels at 54.1% ABV. Demand is high, so get yours while you can!
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- BrandMaker's Mark
- CategoryBourbon
- CountryUnited States
- RegionKentucky
- DistilleryMaker's Mark
- Style Straight Bourbon Whiskey
- Alcohol54.1%
Flavor Spiral TM
-
butter
-
brown sugar
-
cinnamon
-
clove
-
stewed fruit
-
sweet
-
leather
-
tobacco
-
oak
Appearance / Color
Shining Amber
Nose / Aroma / Smell
The aroma is big, bold, and rich with lively notes of sultanas, toasted oak, dried cherries, molasses, and cacao.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
The flavor profile is similar to Maker’s Mark 46, but bigger with brown butter, brown sugar, cinnamon, clove, and stewed fruits.
Finish
The finish is long, sweet, and a bit dry with a leather and tobacco note.
Shining Amber
Nose / Aroma / Smell
The aroma is big, bold, and rich with lively notes of sultanas, toasted oak, dried cherries, molasses, and cacao.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
The flavor profile is similar to Maker’s Mark 46, but bigger with brown butter, brown sugar, cinnamon, clove, and stewed fruits.
Finish
The finish is long, sweet, and a bit dry with a leather and tobacco note.
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