Maker’s Mark reverses decision to lower alcohol content
(Reuters) – Maker’s Mark said it was taking back a decision to reduce the alcohol content in its bourbon because of a large number of complaints from customers. "Effective immediately, we are reversing our decision to lower the ABV (alcohol by volume) of Maker’s Mark, and resuming production at 45 percent alcohol by volume," the company said on its website. Maker’s Mark had decided to lower the alcohol content due to supply constraints amid strong demand, but it said an "overwhelming response" had led it to reverse that decision. . . .
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