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Star Hill Farm Whisky 2025 Where it’s from: Launched in 1953, Maker’s Mark is best known for their signature square-ish ...

The Keepers Release from Loretto, KY-based Maker’s Mark continues the wheated bourbon brand’s Wood Finishing Series. It's another non-chill filtered, cask-strength pour finished with custom ...

which has deep roots in Kentucky’s horse racing heritage and whose patrons enjoyed the very first Maker’s Mark cocktails in the 1950s.” Maker’s Mark and Keeneland are releasing the second ...

Maker’s Mark is moving towards a new path in product innovation and sustainability. The distillery is debuting its first new mash bill and first wheat whisky since its founding in 1953: Star Hill Farm ...

which has deep roots in Kentucky’s horse racing heritage and whose patrons enjoyed the very first Maker’s Mark cocktails in the 1950s.” The horse competed from 1853 to 1855 and won six of ...

That is very different from the mashbill for Maker’s Mark bourbon, which is 70 percent corn, 16 percent red winter wheat, and 14 percent malted barley. The final blend for Star Hill Farm was ...

The company's new Star Hill Farm Whisky is a brand and industry first that could eventually reshape how whiskey ingredients are sourced.

When Maker’s Mark debuted in the 1950s, the bourbon became known for a few things: Its distinctive square shaped bottle with a red wax seal on the neck, spelling whiskey without the “e” as a ...

For the first time since its founding more than 70 years ago, Maker’s Mark is releasing a wheat whiskey, marking the first non-bourbon release in the company’s history. The new, annual release ...

There's at least one way to tell the newest Maker’s Mark release is something way different. There’s no signature red wax dripping down the bottle. The look of the new product, packaged in a ...