Maker’s Mark Cellar Aged Bourbon vs William Larue Weller Review
The specs for Maker’s Mark new Cellar Aged bourbon seem to be a natural competitor to William Larue Weller. Or are they?
Buffalo Trace Distillery is a distillery located in Frankfort, Kentucky that produces a variety of spirits, including bourbon, rye whiskey, and vodka. It was founded in 1773 and is one of the oldest continuously operating distilleries in the United States.
The distillery is named after the historic buffalo trace, a centuries-old pathway used by buffalo and other animals to travel through the region.
Buffalo Trace is known for producing high-quality, award-winning spirits using traditional methods and ingredients. The distillery uses corn, rye, and barley in its mash bills and ages its spirits in charred oak barrels.
Some of the distillery’s most popular products include Buffalo Trace Bourbon, Eagle Rare Bourbon, Blanton’s Bourbon, and Pappy Van Winkle, which are highly sought after by collectors and whiskey enthusiasts.
The specs for Maker’s Mark new Cellar Aged bourbon seem to be a natural competitor to William Larue Weller. Or are they?
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The final batch before the label loses it’s “Jr.” designation.
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The second-to-last Stagg Jr batch ever produced.
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Buffalo Trace’s entry level wheated bourbon.
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