Supports a new Developing mechanism Zettel. Additive describes the dominant short-time effect, not the complete absence of integration or reaction.
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Broom distinguishes slow primary maturation from short secondary finishing: the mature spirit enters an active cask whose most immediate effect is additive and diffusive, carrying compounds created by the previous liquid–wood interaction into the new spirit.
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Wood/barrel finishing
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