Use as a corroborating postwar mechanism; verify the statute, lobbying record, export data, and individual marketing claims.
The chapter joins inventory finance, public policy, military mobility, export strategy, and premium brand design.
Schenley’s surplus prompted lobbying for the 1958 Forand Bill and a longer bonding period, enabling older age statements. U.S. military bases introduced bourbon abroad, distillers built international distribution, and premium products such as Maker’s Mark combined distinctive recipe, packaging, scarcity, and local focus.
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Chapter Eight — Boom and Then Bust
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Schenley’s surplus prompted lobbying for the 1958 Forand Bill and a longer bonding period, enabling older age statements. U.S. military bases introduced bourbon abroad, distillers built international distribution, and premium products such as Maker’s Mark combined distinctive recipe, packaging, scarcity, and local focus.
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Source section: Chapter Eight — Boom and Then Bust
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The chapter joins inventory finance, public policy, military mobility, export strategy, and premium brand design.
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Use as a corroborating postwar mechanism; verify the statute, lobbying record, export data, and individual marketing claims.
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