Supports treating regional identity as a threshold question: place of brand story, proofing, bottling, distillation, maturation, and grain source are different claims.
The discussion concerns Tincup American Whiskey as it appeared in 2014 and requires current product verification before reuse.
Rodewald describes a whiskey whose Colorado name, label, water claim, and spokesperson conveyed strong regional identity even though the spirit was reportedly distilled in Indiana.
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