All numbers need the original year, geography and unit. The US-labelled table sits in Kentucky-focused prose; 315 percent growth fits the 1999 baseline, not the introduction’s 2000 wording. Planned openings are not actual openings. Training descriptions are not endorsements or present course prices; SB11 is historical, not current legal guidance.
Carlton, 2017, first edition. E-reader screen captures; not printed page numbers.
The chapter combines barrel production/inventory, employment, export and investment claims with training, craft distillery formation and changes in Kentucky tourism-related law. It discusses supply allocations, Maker's Mark’s 2013 proof reversal, sourcing transparency and expansion projects. The production table is screen 143; major/new project profiles occupy 160–172, including Old Forester and proposed J. W. Rutledge development.
Original PDF screen 172
Original PDF screen 140
Chapter 4 — Make Mine a Double
Paraphrase checked in full-source reading with visual review. Verified means fidelity to this supplied source, not independent confirmation. All numbers need the original year, geography and unit. The US-labelled table sits in Kentucky-focused prose; 315 percent growth fits the 1999 baseline, not the introduction’s 2000 wording. Planned openings are not actual openings. Training descriptions are not endorsements or present course prices; SB11 is historical, not current legal guidance. September 29 fresh review: Fresh table audit PDF143: 2015 production1,886,821 versus1999 455,078 gives314.6% increase; versus2000 572,260 gives229.7%. Inventory low2000 3,380,403 with recovery2001; do not date the first recovery to2006. US-versus-Kentucky geography remains unresolved. Economic impact is not sales revenue.
Evidence
The chapter combines barrel production/inventory, employment, export and investment claims with training, craft distillery formation and changes in Kentucky tourism-related law. It discusses supply allocations, Maker's Mark’s 2013 proof reversal, sourcing transparency and expansion projects. The production table is screen 143; major/new project profiles occupy 160–172, including Old Forester and proposed J. W. Rutledge development.
Location and context
Chapter 4 — Make Mine a Double. Original PDF screens 140–172; these are capture indices, not printed pagination. 
Annotation
All numbers need the original year, geography and unit. The US-labelled table sits in Kentucky-focused prose; 315 percent growth fits the 1999 baseline, not the introduction’s 2000 wording. Planned openings are not actual openings. Training descriptions are not endorsements or present course prices; SB11 is historical, not current legal guidance.