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Cask-strength Maker's Mark bourbon finished with ten virgin French oak staves, bottled uncut at 55.05% ABV.
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Cask-strength Maker's Mark bourbon finished with ten virgin French oak staves, bottled uncut at 55.05% ABV.
Based on 3 published Maltiply reviews.
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Maker’s Mark No. 46 is identified as a Kentucky bourbon from the United States, presented here as French-oaked and cask strength at 55.05% ABV. The combination of caramel and sweet oak, followed by French-oak spice on the palate, gives it a clear, joined-up character. Fig, almond and chocolate add depth, while the apple note brings a little freshness. The long, warming finish suits the richer, oak-led direction, though the sweetness keeps it approachable. This looks like a well-focused bourbon for someone who enjoys a firm oak presence alongside familiar dessert-like flavours.
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Rich caramel with French-oak spice.
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The oak sounds quite forward, especially in that long, sweet, spicy finish. But caramel, almond, fig and chocolate give it plenty to meet, so the French oak seems to fit rather than crowd out the sweeter side.
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