Maker’s Mark has revealed the 2025 edition of its annual Cellar Aged release – a highly anticipated bourbon crafted from the distillery’s oldest stocks.
This year’s expression is a carefully composed marriage of 74% 11-year-old, 10% 13-year-old, and 16% 14-year-old bourbon, bottled at 112.9 proof (56.45% ABV).
The distillery describes Maker’s Mark Cellar Aged 2025 as offering aromas of dark brown sugar, caramelized oak, and baked apple. The palate follows with layers of creamy fudge, toasted almond, and ripe dark cherry, before settling into a long finish of butterscotch, orange zest, and soft baking spices.
Carrying a suggested retail price of $175, Maker’s Mark Cellar Aged 2025 will debut in the United States, Germany, and Global Travel Retail beginning mid-September. Distribution will expand to the United Kingdom, Australia, Korea, Japan, and Singapore later this year and into early 2026.
This release continues Maker’s Mark’s tradition of showcasing the influence of extended maturation within the distillery’s unique limestone cellar, highlighting a deeper and more complex side of its classic bourbon character.
