Confirms use of heirloom corn in a bounded release. It does not show that heirloom grain is standard across the producer’s portfolio or isolate sensory effects.
A special-release product profile provides a named heirloom-corn example.
Martini describes Treaty Oak’s Red, White & Blue Bourbon as retaining the Ghost Hill mash-bill structure while replacing yellow dent corn with heirloom Hopi blue corn and white corn; the single barrel was aged 28 months.
Complete-copy PDF sheet 435; displayed ebook p. 391
Complete-copy PDF sheet 435; displayed ebook p. 391
Treaty Oak — Red, White & Blue Bourbon Whiskey
Fresh sequential audit2026-09-29: main text1–574 read, all-page visual survey completed. Evidence checked at Complete-copy PDF sheet 435; displayed ebook p. 391. Page numeric field now refers to the complete-copy PDF screen, superseding the184-screen selective capture. Verified means faithful to this2021 source, not independently confirmed current fact.
Evidence
Martini describes Treaty Oak’s Red, White & Blue Bourbon as retaining the Ghost Hill mash-bill structure while replacing yellow dent corn with heirloom Hopi blue corn and white corn; the single barrel was aged 28 months.
Interpretation
Confirms use of heirloom corn in a bounded release. It does not show that heirloom grain is standard across the producer’s portfolio or isolate sensory effects.
Verification
Fresh sequential audit2026-09-29: main text1–574 read, all-page visual survey completed. Evidence checked at Complete-copy PDF sheet 435; displayed ebook p. 391. Page numeric field now refers to the complete-copy PDF screen, superseding the184-screen selective capture. Verified means faithful to this2021 source, not independently confirmed current fact.