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Robert Samuels arrived in Kentucky in 1780. A third-generation Scotch-Irish emigrant, he went about making just enough whisky to keep himself and a few select friends very happy.
The level of craftsmanship that Bill Samuels, Sr. started over 40 years ago is still practiced at Maker's Mark Distillery today. When Bill Samuels, Sr. bought the 200-acre site in 1953, it was the Burks Spring Distillery that had begun operation in 1805. In 1980, the entire distillery was recognized by then-U.S. Secretary of the Interior Cecil Andress. He designated Maker’s Mark Distillery a National Historic Landmark. Today Maker's Mark is the smallest and oldest currently operating distillery in the nation.
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Maker's Mark Bourbon Red White & Blue Wax 1.0 Liter
Show your true colors with this limited 1.0L
edition bottle of Maker's Mark Bourbon. This special bottle has been dipped
three times in red, white, and blue waxes.
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Robert Samuels arrived in Kentucky in 1780. A third-generation Scotch-Irish emigrant, he went about making just enough whisky to keep himself and a few select friends very happy.
The level of craftsmanship that Bill Samuels, Sr. started over 40 years ago is still practiced at Maker's Mark Distillery today. When Bill Samuels, Sr. bought the 200-acre site in 1953, it was the Burks Spring Distillery that had begun operation in 1805. In 1980, the entire distillery was recognized by then-U.S. Secretary of the Interior Cecil Andress. He designated Maker’s Mark Distillery a National Historic Landmark. Today Maker's Mark is the smallest and oldest currently operating distillery in the nation.
