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 ...

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 ...

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 top spot belongs to one of our favorite affordable bourbons, Maker’s Mark—the Kentucky brand with the red wax-covered top—for the second year in a row. Jim and Jack, once go-tos for ...

Maker’s Mark Distillery, famously known for using only one recipe to make its bourbon since 1953, is launching a new wheat whisky that it hopes will revolutionize distilling and farming in ...

An curved arrow pointing right. In a tiny Kentucky town, Maker's Mark produces one of America's most famous bourbon whiskeys. Known worldwide for its bottles' iconic red wax, the company sells ...

Maker's Mark is releasing its first-ever wheat whiskey, called Star Hill Farm Whisky. The whiskey is made from the distillery's first new mashbill in Maker's Mark's 70-year history. Star Hill Farm ...