MacLean and Smith — The Story of Whisky — p. 145
MacLean and Smith — The Story of Whisky — p. 145

MacLean and Smith — The Story of Whisky — p. 145

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MacLean, Charles, and Gavin D. Smith. The Story of Whisky. London: Pavilion, 2025.

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Citation Summary

The rocks glass is described as serviceware for long drinks with ice or mixers rather than formal nosing.

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American whiskey culture has long included mixed and long servesAmerican whiskey culture has long included mixed and long serves
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The rocks glass is presented as long-drink servicewareThe rocks glass is presented as long-drink serviceware
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Charles MacLean and Gavin D. Smith, The Story of Whisky (London: Pavilion, 2025), 145.

Full Citation

Charles MacLean and Gavin D. Smith, The Story of Whisky (London: Pavilion, 2025), 145.

Literature Notes
The Story of Whisky — history, production, material culture and serviceThe Story of Whisky — history, production, material culture and service
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p. 145 (PDF sheet 315)

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MacLean and Smith, The Story of Whisky, 145.

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The importance of nosing

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Displayed page 145, PDF sheet 315, and source copyright page visually verified on 2026-08-25. The file is a converted ebook; both locators are retained for reproducibility.

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Reusable Chicago note for The Story of Whisky, p. 145.

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Canonical 2025 Source; displayed p. 145, PDF sheet 315; section “The importance of nosing.”

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The related verified Excerpt distinguishes rocks-glass long service from specialized nosing.

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Supports CLM-46 and the plural-service synthesis. No manuscript placement has yet been assigned.

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Exactly one Source related.
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The cited passage and its displayed/PDF locator were reread with surrounding text and page imagery. Glassware suitability is author guidance, not a controlled sensory comparison or universal hierarchy. Citation readiness is bounded to this passage. All 511 supplied screens were reviewed, but the copy stops at displayed page 229 of 320; full-book review is incomplete. Source, Excerpt, Claim and Literature Note relations are unchanged.