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Curtis describes a December2016 Lost Spirits visit, Bryan Davis's light-and-wood experiments and six-day rum; he says the tasted result was not an exact replica of traditionally aged rum.
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Accelerated aging and limits of chemical equivalence
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Curtis describes a December2016 Lost Spirits visit, Bryan Davis's light-and-wood experiments and six-day rum; he says the tasted result was not an exact replica of traditionally aged rum.
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Curtis2018, supplied PDF 231-233. Accelerated aging and limits of chemical equivalence. Full supplied-file reading and visual review complete.
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