These are reported historical transactions and interview interpretations, not current ownership or independently audited financials. Kessler's categorization as bourbon is unsafe; the Masters Collection name should not be confused with Woodford's later series.
Corporate strategy
The business account links margins, advertising, distributor inventories and acquisitions, including the 1987 National Distillers transaction and 1991 Seagram brand purchase. Executives explain how a broader portfolio supported company scale.
PDF 188
PDF 182
Corporate strategy
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Evidence
The business account links margins, advertising, distributor inventories and acquisitions, including the 1987 National Distillers transaction and 1991 Seagram brand purchase. Executives explain how a broader portfolio supported company scale.
Location and context
Supplied PDF screens 182–188; Corporate strategy. Screen locators are not printed-page numbers.
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Annotation
These are reported historical transactions and interview interpretations, not current ownership or independently audited financials. Kessler's categorization as bourbon is unsafe; the Masters Collection name should not be confused with Woodford's later series.