MacLean and Smith — The Story of Whisky — p. 217
MacLean and Smith — The Story of Whisky — p. 217

MacLean and Smith — The Story of Whisky — p. 217

Bibliography Entry

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

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197
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Chicago Notes and Bibliography
Citation Summary

A Scotch brand targeting the Prohibition-era U.S. market was designed for then-popular cocktails.

Claims
American whiskey culture has long included mixed and long servesAmerican whiskey culture has long included mixed and long serves
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Excerpts
Prohibition-era U.S. whiskey demand favored cocktail compatibilityProhibition-era U.S. whiskey demand favored cocktail compatibility
Footnote Text

Charles MacLean and Gavin D. Smith, The Story of Whisky (London: Pavilion, 2025), 217.

Full Citation

Charles MacLean and Gavin D. Smith, The Story of Whisky (London: Pavilion, 2025), 217.

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. 217 (PDF sheet 481)

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MacLean and Smith, The Story of Whisky, 217.

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Prohibition

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Displayed page 217, PDF sheet 481, 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. 217.

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Canonical 2025 Source; displayed p. 217, PDF sheet 481; section “The Real McCoy.” The broader context is Prohibition.

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The related verified Excerpt records cocktail-oriented U.S. demand during Prohibition, with the Scotch-origin qualification.

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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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Claim, Literature Note, and Excerpt relations present.
Citation Status is Ready.

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The cited passage and its displayed/PDF locator were reread with surrounding text and page imagery. PDF 481 belongs to The Real McCoy section. The example concerns imported Scotch intended for U.S. cocktails, not American manufacture or measured market causality. 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.