It doesn't bother me but I prefer Bulleit in terms of intensity. As for aroma, yes, it's good and goes down very easily. However, I would prefer to get something else for 5-10€ more... or Bulleit again.

A very good choice of Bourbon, with a nice aroma and taste! VFM, well-crafted packaging, I received it in one day and I will definitely prefer this particular company for my future purchases!

Whenever I drank it, I found it harsh; I never believed that a few drops of water would soften this distillate. It became a delight, incredibly easy to drink, with no trace of burning; the whole makers smells of almond and then all the others (cinnamon, vanilla). I paired it with a cigar and blues. Give it a try!! 5 stars!

Cute bourbon at Woodford levels for me, there are much superior ones in the same price range generally nice though

Maybe one of the best. Compared to Buffalo Trace, it is not as aromatic. But in terms of taste, it is perfect with balance... not too sweet. It leaves a very beautiful aftertaste.

At 33-38€, which is the price range in most liquor stores, it is the definition of VFM (value for money)!!! It goes down like water, literally, it doesn't burn the throat at all... (It's as if it's a 15-year-old whiskey) A must-try in the bourbon category

Maker's Mark made me fall in love with whiskey 5/5. It has sweet aromas on the nose and flavors of cinnamon, almond, toffee, honey, and vanilla on the palate. The finish is sweet. An exceptional combination with red meat.

I am a fan of Scottish whiskey and especially of malt. I tried it at Butlers in Korydallos, at Eleftherias Square. It is 45% alcohol and goes down smoothly. No comparison to Jack Daniels. In my opinion, it is excellent.

I used to prefer it for years. Unfortunately, it has deteriorated. It has lost its flavors and the aftertaste it had. Of course, bourbons whiskies that are much better have also come to Greece, and maybe that's why I don't like it anymore. Disappointing the last few times I bought it for my cellar. Now, Buffalo Trace and Blantons, along with the timeless Elijah Craig, have easily taken its place.

Pleasant, soft aroma, reminiscent of syrup and caramel, characteristics that also follow in the taste. Sweet (and slightly sour) notes of cherry, with a hint of cinnamon. Relatively short aftertaste that leaves a light woody flavor, without drying the mouth. It reminds of warmth and coziness, fireplace and laid carpets, giving a festive tone. Excellent for its price.

Very interesting on the nose, easy on the palate for bourbon. Cherry, caramel stood out. The whisky label, of course, confuses me, I thought only the Scottish ones didn't have the (e).

Value for Money. Very pleasant in taste, compared to other bourbons, it is light and less spicy

Those who say they didn't like it have no idea about Bourbon. Drink Johnny Red and leave this Whiskara for us