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| The Maker's Mark Distillery, a National Historic Landmark. |
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| Maker's Mark Distillery's park like grounds. |
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| Maker's Mark Distillery's oldest warehouse. |
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| Maker's Mark Distillery's creek (or "crik" as they say in Kentucky). |
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| Maker's Mark Still House. |
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| Stunning brass and copper Still Safes. |
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| Beautiful craftsmanship. |
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| Mash Tub #2. |
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| One of several wooden fermentation tanks. |
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| Maker's Mark Fermentation Room. |
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| Exiting the Still House. |
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| Victorian style architectural details. |
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| The Labeling Room. |
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| Pedestrian bridge across creek. |
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| Old delivery wagon. |
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| Malt Research Institute staff member (me) during the tour. |
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| Maker's Mark Tasting Room |
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| A flight of Maker's Mark. Unaged, Red Wax Seal, and Maker's Mark 46. |
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| Some of the Maker's Mark barrels, with Ambassador's plates. |
You can have your own name put on a barrel, by clicking the link to the Maker's Mark site and joining their "Embassy" for free, and becoming a Distillery Ambassador; makersmark.com
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| The Author's barrel plate. Scheduled to be bottled in 2018. |
My daughter Caitlin, dipping her own 1/2 size bottle of Maker's Mark.
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