Directly reinforces the existing contextual-value claim and provides a concrete occasion-versus-prestige example.
An interpretive consumer-use argument rather than a universal hierarchy or controlled preference study.
Broom argues that whiskey choice, style, dilution, and serve should be matched to the drinker, mood, climate, food, and occasion; a less expensive light whiskey can be better suited to a long pre-meal drink than a richer prestige bottle without being inferior.
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Whisky: The Essentials — Occasion
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