Four years into the Maker’s Mark Cellar Aged phenomenon, the limited-edition series of extra-old wheaters has settled in to a solid groove. As has always been the case with this whiskey, it’s a blend of double digit-aged offerings drawn from stock aged not in a hot rickhouse but in a cool limestone cave. Call it…
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