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The passage follows post-Civil War taxation and industrial change in American distilling.
Kosar links federal bonding rules to longer aging and the 1897 bottled-in-bond law to regulated quality signaling, then describes 1906-era labeling rules as an effort to distinguish blended, compounded, and imitation whiskey and prevent consumer deception.
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