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The introduction of this brand is as follows.
Mark Brewery in Kentucky, USA was founded by Bill Samuel in 1953. The founder, Bill Samuel, comes from a winemaking family with a history of 100 years. Although the brand maker's imprint is not ancient, it is indeed the oldest brewing workshop in the United States. 1953, Bill Samuel bought this old winery and began to brew his new wine. 1958 successfully brewed the first bottle of Maker's Mark, and its unique "hand-sealed wax shape" and "brewing formula" are still high-quality representatives of bourbon.
1953, Bill Samuels bought Burks Spring Distillery, a 200-acre old winery located in Xingshan Farm, which started operation as early as 1805. This is the oldest brewery still in operation in the United States. By 2004, the Samuel family had spent more than $2 million to renovate the winery. 1958 introduced the first bottle of wine for $7. 1980, Mark Winery was declared as one of the historical landmarks in the United States by Cecil Andress, the Secretary of the Interior of the United States, and it was also the only winery that won this honor. According to Bill, the growth of Maker Seal began at the end of 1970 and ended at the beginning of 1980. During this period, many wineries closed down under market competition. He believes that "customer service, personalization and product quality" is the first, followed by sales.
The maker's mark claims to be handmade. Except that each bottle is sealed by hand, strictly speaking, they keep the way of brewing in traditional wineries, instead of being completely replaced by automatic mechanized equipment that pursues output. They still insist on brewing 19 barrels per batch. 38 barrels are produced in small batches every day (note: the average daily output of bourbon industry is 200 barrels). The art of wax sealing is the traditional feature of the maker's seal, so they often introduce wine sets created with various colors of wax and different designs of pull seals.
Mark's bottle design was inspired by Bill Samuel's wife Maggie samuels. She likes to collect cognac bottles with traditional English manufacturer's marks and wax seals, so she named their new products as manufacturer's marks and exaggerated the wax seal packaging.
Composition: 70% corn+14% malt+16% winter wheat.
Bourbon. Bourbon is the place name of Kentucky, so Bourbon whisky is also called Kentucky Direct Bourbon whisky. It is fermented and distilled from 565,438+0-75% corn kernels, aged in new white oak barrels baked on the inner wall for 4-8 years, with amber color, rich original flavor, mellow and soft taste, long aftertaste and high alcohol content. According to the American wine law, this name can be used as long as the product meets the following three conditions: first, corn accounts for at least 51%of the raw materials for brewing; Second, the degree of distilled liquor should be in the range of 40~80 degrees; Thirdly, it is stored in new carbonized oak barrels with an alcohol content of 40~ 62.5 degrees, and the storage period is more than 2 years. So Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and Missouri also produce bourbon, but only those produced in Kentucky can be called Kentucky pure bourbon. (2) Rey whisky is made of rye and other grains, with a content of over 565,438+0%, amber in color and different in taste from bourbon.
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