Do not classify all these drinks as whiskey or infer present legal category rules from the2017 text. PDF183 is1999, not the OCR's1993. Reconstructed historic products are not independent proof of historic practice.
2017 edition, supplied 232-page PDF. All readable content and page images reviewed; copyright text partly obscured on PDF8. This located passage is readable. Author-attributed content, not independent factual verification.
The genever-related profiles distinguish style from age, malt wine from neutral spirit and botanical components, and barrel influence from underlying grain character. Oude does not itself mean aged. Corenwyn/Korenwijn examples describe varied-age and botanical/malt-wine assemblies. Chief Gowanus is a modern rye-whiskey-based reconstruction inspired by McHarry.
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PDF pagination — Genever, grain spirits and whiskey bridges
Source-fidelity and PDF locators checked in extracted text and page images. Do not classify all these drinks as whiskey or infer present legal category rules from the2017 text. PDF183 is1999, not the OCR's1993. Reconstructed historic products are not independent proof of historic practice.
No access / Whiskey Excerpts Database (USWA)
Source-faithful paraphrase, not independent corroboration.
Evidence
The genever-related profiles distinguish style from age, malt wine from neutral spirit and botanical components, and barrel influence from underlying grain character. Oude does not itself mean aged. Corenwyn/Korenwijn examples describe varied-age and botanical/malt-wine assemblies. Chief Gowanus is a modern rye-whiskey-based reconstruction inspired by McHarry.
Location and context
No access, 2017 edition; PDF 174–185 (printed 170–181); Genever, grain spirits and whiskey bridges. The located text is readable; the separate PDF 8 copyright hold remains.
Analysis: 
Annotation
Do not classify all these drinks as whiskey or infer present legal category rules from the2017 text. PDF183 is1999, not the OCR's1993. Reconstructed historic products are not independent proof of historic practice.