Cook, Whiskey of Tennessee — Modern revival transforms ancestor into brand heritage

Annotation

Old sheet105 begins Thomas Ivie Cook’s memoir, not modern revival. Genealogical continuity is not continuous company/recipe/production.

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Citations

Cook, Whiskey of Tennessee — Brand revival — PDF sheets 58–79

Context

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Excerpt ID

1821

Excerpt Text

Cook partners with cousin Marty, secures distribution through introductions, develops a family-history presentation, and describes a quiet launch and family-led sales effort.

Literature Notes

Whiskey of Tennessee — Full-Source Literature Note

Locator End

PDF sheet 79

Locator Start

PDF sheet 58

Locator Type

Other

Originating Working Notes

Page (text)

Source

No access

Source Section

Brand revival

Supports Claims

Tags

American Whiskey History and CultureTennesseeOral History and GenealogyHistorical Recovery and Public Memory

Verification Notes

Fresh September27 audit: all121 supplied sheets read and visually screened. Old sheet105 begins Thomas Ivie Cook’s memoir, not modern revival. Genealogical continuity is not continuous company/recipe/production.

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