Supports a production-chain model and several existing process claims. Its legal definitions and origin stories are explicitly excluded because they are obsolete, simplified, or disputed.
This is the book's dedicated bourbon, corn, rye, and Tennessee-whiskey production chapter.
The American-whiskey chapter links mash bill, milling, sieve analysis, cooking, enzymes, backset, yeast propagation, fermentation time/pH/temperature, beer-still operation, doubler or thumper use, barrel preparation, entry conditions, warehouse environment, and sensory development; its ranges are examples rather than universal specifications.
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Fresh September28 recheck: printed275–285/PDF278–288 supports the integrated process account. Sieve totals in Table2 and solids/balance data in Table4 contain ambiguities; thumper/doubler prose and diagram disagree. These numerical/mechanical details and historical/legal assertions are excluded from this paraphrase.
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