What makes Maker's Mark different?

Red winter wheat instead of rye as the secondary grain — producing a softer, sweeter profile with caramel and vanilla rather than spice and pepper.

What is the difference between Maker's Mark and Maker's 46?

Maker's 46 inserts seared French oak staves into the barrel for final months of aging, adding vanilla intensity, baking spice, and more structure without dramatically changing the core character.

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Maker’s Mark is a wheated Kentucky straight bourbon founded by Bill Samuels Sr. in 1954 in Loretto, Kentucky — using red winter wheat instead of rye as the secondary grain for a softer, sweeter profile. The lineup includes Original (90 proof), 46 (seared French oak stave finish, 94 proof), Cask Strength (uncut, typically 108–115 proof), Private Select (retailer custom stave programs), and the annual Wood Finishing Series limited releases.