Post-Repeal self-regulation, product rules, and capital structure reshaped bourbon before the war
Post-Repeal self-regulation, product rules, and capital structure reshaped bourbon before the war

Post-Repeal self-regulation, product rules, and capital structure reshaped bourbon before the war

Annotation

Date-bound every rule. The historical 110-proof entry maximum and advertising restrictions should not be presented as current without verification.

Challenges Claims
Citations
Veach — EXT-402 — p. 91–100Veach — EXT-402 — p. 91–100
Context

Veach combines regulatory reconstruction with case studies of Schenley, Heaven Hill, and Stitzel-Weller.

Excerpt ID
402
Excerpt Text

The revived industry adopted voluntary advertising restrictions, operated under state controls and federal packaging and identity rules, shifted barrel-entry proof and blends toward lighter taste, and consolidated around firms with surviving brands, whiskey stocks, capital, or strong new business strategies.

Literature Notes
Farmer distilling, bourbon identity, and industrial transition — VeachFarmer distilling, bourbon identity, and industrial transition — Veach
Locator End

100

Locator Start

91

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Page
Originating Working Notes
Page (text)
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No access
Source Section

Chapter Seven — The End of Prohibition and the Second World War

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Tags
American Whiskey History and CultureAmerican Whiskey History and CultureLaw and RegulationLaw and RegulationDistilleries, Brands, and IndustryDistilleries, Brands, and IndustryAmerican Whiskey StylesAmerican Whiskey StylesSensory and FlavorSensory and Flavor
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Evidence

The revived industry adopted voluntary advertising restrictions, operated under state controls and federal packaging and identity rules, shifted barrel-entry proof and blends toward lighter taste, and consolidated around firms with surviving brands, whiskey stocks, capital, or strong new business strategies.

Locator

Locator type: Page

Start: 91

End: 100

Source section: Chapter Seven — The End of Prohibition and the Second World War

Context

Veach combines regulatory reconstruction with case studies of Schenley, Heaven Hill, and Stitzel-Weller.

Annotation

Date-bound every rule. The historical 110-proof entry maximum and advertising restrictions should not be presented as current without verification.

Verification

Status: Verified

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