Maker's makes multiple magnificent mashed merchandise.This week we taste a bit of corporate whiskey called Makers Mark and its sister product the Makers Mark 46. Nathan is a bit of a Makers fan, owning multiple wax-top bottles, and loves their flavor profiles. If you haven't had Maker's before, you need to change that.Cheers!

Maker's makes multiple magnificent mashed merchandise. This week we taste a bit of corporate whiskey called Makers Mark and its sister product the Makers Mark 46. Nathan is a bit of a Makers fan, owning multiple wax-top bottles, and loves their flavor profiles. If you haven't had Maker's before, you need to change that. Cheers!

Maker's makes multiple magnificent mashed merchandise.This week we taste a bit of corporate whiskey called Makers Mark and its sister product the Makers Mark 46. Nathan is a bit of a Makers fan, owning multiple wax-top bottles, and loves their flavor profiles.&nbsp;If you haven't had Maker's before, you need to change that.Cheers!

Makers Mark and Makers 46

Three novices, with very different tastes, try whiskeys (and whiskies, for you Scotch lovers) that can be purchased for less than $50 -- searching for the elusive top shelf whiskeys at a bottom shelf price. These are not whiskey pros but rather a group of friends who just love getting together to banter and taste a new whiskey. The world is full of cheap, mediocre whiskeys, but they also stumble on some gems and guide the listener to what's worth searching out.

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Makers Mark and Makers 46

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