Makers Mark

What is Makers Mark?

"Four fingers in the front, thumb in the back. Dip in, pull out and twist with both hands. Let dry and take home as a memento."

I don't even feel short-changed for paying $16 for my first Makers Mark!

See dip in, twist

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