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“Anything in life worth doing is worth overdoing.”  - Shane Patton Typical Maker's Mark releases get aged to taste in their traditional rickhouses for around 6 to 8 years. Maker's Mark Cellar Aged adds years to that range with a clever trick that prevents their whiskey from becoming bitter and over-oaked. By resting barrels in an isothermal limestone cave that Maker's calls their "cellar," wood interactions are slowed while oxygen continues to interact with the spirit, increa

The classic Gold Rush cocktail, mixed up with a legendary bourbon—Blanton's Gold Single Barrel Bourbon

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Press release: Echo Spirits, an Ohio distillery known for its founders' drive to produce high-quality whiskeys and rums, is proud to...