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This is the consumer-facing continuation of the bonded custody and production requirements described on the preceding sheet.
Bottled-in-bond packages carried a federal strip stamp and markings for distiller, distillation season and year, and bottling; Zandona presents this system as a federal guarantee that the spirit matched its label.
“Rectifiers vs straight whiskey men,” concluding Bottled-in-Bond discussion
“Rectifiers vs straight whiskey men,” concluding Bottled-in-Bond discussion
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