Maker's Mark Baseball Bourbon Metal Print

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Maker's Marks is a fine bourbon for those of us who appreciate a fine alcohol product from time to time. The Lexington Legends Minor League Baseball team plays some fine baseball at Whitaker Bank Field in Lexington, Kentucky. So together they have the makings of a fine evening.

This "redhead" topped giant baseball stands tall above the center field fence at the Legends' ball yard. It is also marked as being 491 feet from home plate. So, unless there was a Home Run Derby with some outstanding hitters, I doubt the dents in the Maker's Mark Baseball were put there - by a baseball - during a regular game.

Maker's Mark is distilled at Loretto, KY - not far from Lexington, If you are a fan of the drink and/or the sport, wouldn't you like to have a print of this photograph in your home of office. Where would you hang it?

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