Strong for the observed distributed site arrangement; the numerical temperature comparison is a company-tour claim requiring technical corroboration.
The guide traces production across two facilities and relates warehouse form to aging variation and fire control.
New make is tankered from Lawrenceburg to Cox's Creek for barreling and bottling; there, single-story warehouses are described as reducing vertical temperature differences relative to traditional multistory warehouses.
Chapter 5, Four Roses tour description and “Cox’s Creek Tour”
Chapter 5, Four Roses tour description and “Cox’s Creek Tour”
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Evidence
New make is tankered from Lawrenceburg to Cox's Creek for barreling and bottling; there, single-story warehouses are described as reducing vertical temperature differences relative to traditional multistory warehouses.
Locator
Locator type: Section
Reader locator: Chapter 5, Four Roses tour description and “Cox’s Creek Tour”
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Source section: Four Roses Tour and Cox's Creek Tour
Context
The guide traces production across two facilities and relates warehouse form to aging variation and fire control.
Annotation
Strong for the observed distributed site arrangement; the numerical temperature comparison is a company-tour claim requiring technical corroboration.
Verification
Status: Verified
Verified against the rendered local PDF on 2026-08-27. The record is a concise paraphrase; time-sensitive, attributed, disputed, or technically simplified material retains an explicit qualification.