Anecdotal change over months is not a validated minimum rest or guaranteed improvement. The transcript stops at the transition to Maker's Mark; remaining demonstrations are not supplied. Speaker turns need audio verification before attribution of exact quotes.
Participants connect batching with consistency, describe differing neighboring barrels and suggest revisiting a home blend after months; they evaluate coherence from nose through palate and finish.
Supplied PDF 8
Supplied PDF 7
Consistency, resting and temporal experience
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No access / Understanding Flavor in Bourbon — supplied partial transcript — source analysis
Evidence
Participants connect batching with consistency, describe differing neighboring barrels and suggest revisiting a home blend after months; they evaluate coherence from nose through palate and finish.
Location and context
Supplied PDF 7–8. Consistency, resting and temporal experience. Partial machine transcript, not audio-verified speech.
Annotation
Anecdotal change over months is not a validated minimum rest or guaranteed improvement. The transcript stops at the transition to Maker's Mark; remaining demonstrations are not supplied. Speaker turns need audio verification before attribution of exact quotes.
Citation Reigler–Edmonsond — Consistency, resting and temporal experience.