Broom, Dave. The Japanese Way of Whisky. Revised edition. London: Mitchell Beazley, 2025.
Broom presents grain whisky as an active source of texture and flavor that can connect otherwise discontinuous malt components in a blend.
Dave Broom, The Japanese Way of Whisky, rev. ed. (London: Mitchell Beazley, 2025), 120 (displayed ebook pagination; preserved Notion capture).
Dave Broom, The Japanese Way of Whisky, rev. ed. (London: Mitchell Beazley, 2025), 120 (displayed ebook pagination; preserved Notion capture).
p. 120; PDF sheet 193
p. 120; PDF sheet 193
Broom, Japanese Way of Whisky, 120 (ebook).
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Citation and locator reconciled against freshly source-audited EXT-1676; displayed ebook p. 120; preserved Notion PDF 193–193 of 420. Notion420 and Movies383 are distinct captures. Passage verified, but publisher pagination/copy completeness remains unresolved. Use the linked excerpt's attribution and limitations; no independent factual validation or public placement is implied.
Source and locator
Dave Broom, The Japanese Way of Whisky, rev. ed. (London: Mitchell Beazley, 2025), 120 (displayed ebook pagination; preserved Notion capture).
p. 120; PDF sheet 193 through p. 120; PDF sheet 193.
Supported passage
Broom presents grain whisky as an active source of texture and flavor that can connect otherwise discontinuous malt components in a blend.
Attribution and limits
This is Broom's blending interpretation, not a controlled sensory comparison or a directly quoted producer result. Proposed Academy exercise: compare the same malt combination with several grain components under blinded, proof-controlled conditions. A bridging role is a sensory design hypothesis rather than proof that every grain addition improves a blend.
Verification and use
Citation and locator reconciled against freshly source-audited EXT-1676; displayed ebook p. 120; preserved Notion PDF 193–193 of 420. Notion420 and Movies383 are distinct captures. Passage verified, but publisher pagination/copy completeness remains unresolved. Use the linked excerpt's attribution and limitations; no independent factual validation or public placement is implied.
Existing Source, Excerpt and Literature Note relations are retained. This audit does not add a public course placement.