LEE Initiative, Maker's Mark release 2021 CommUNITY Batch bourbon
The limited-edition bourbon was created by blending Maker’s Mark Private Selection barrels from over 40 whisky clubs. Here's how to snag a bottle.
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The limited-edition bourbon was created by blending Maker’s Mark Private Selection barrels from over 40 whisky clubs. Here's how to snag a bottle.
The LEE Initiative and Maker’s Mark Bourbon have announced the upcoming release of the second annual CommUNITY Batch Bourbon, with 100 percent of proceeds going to support the hospitality industry.
Black Bourbon Society Dives Into Video Programming And A New Bourbon Black Bourbon Society Dives Into Video Programming And A New Bourbon Black Bourbon Society recently announced its partnership with Spirits Network and Maker’s Mark to launch the Network’s newest original program, “Barrel Select.” Spirits Network is a community of what’s described as engaging spirits experts and enthusiasts that create shoppable video programming. The new joint show is hosted by Samara Davis, founder of Black Bourbon Society and Wine Enthusiast “40 Under 40” Tastemaker, and her husband and Partn...
Black Bourbon Society partners with Makers Mark 25th May, 2021 by Alice Brooker The Black Bourbon Society (BBS) has teamed up with Maker’s Mark to launch a programme presenting its second custom barrel. Bottles of BBS Maker’s Mark Private Selection: Recipe 2 will hit the shelves towards the end of May in store and online BBS, Maker’s Mark Bourbon and video platform Spirits Network have launched Barrel Select, a programme filmed at the Maker’s Mark distillery in Kentucky. The programme shows the process behind the creation of the second custom barrel from the distillery. Barrel Sele...
Special Spirit Released by Black Bourbon Society, in Addition to Short Documentary Samara B. Davis is a bourbon lover who wants to ensure that messaging to African-American spirit lovers are acknowledged through marketing of bourbon brands. Credit- Instagram 163 Samara B. Davis may not look like the classic bourbon lover, but she truly is a big fan of the spirit. Davis’s Black Bourbon Society website opens the door to understand her bourbon-loving journey. It reportedly began on a family trip to New Orleans. That is when Davis accepted a salesman’s suggestion about his favorite spirit an...