Broom 2025 — Incense offers an analogy for blending natural variation

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Broom, Dave. The Japanese Way of Whisky. Revised edition. London: Mitchell Beazley, 2025.

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1593

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Needs Review

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Chicago Notes and Bibliography

Citation Summary

Broom compares the visited incense workshop's attention to aroma, blending, consistency, natural ingredients and maturation with whisky-making, then records Nobuhiro Nakata's account of changing consumer preferences.

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Incense offers an analogy for blending natural variation

Footnote Text

Dave Broom, The Japanese Way of Whisky, rev. ed. (London: Mitchell Beazley, 2025), 180 (displayed ebook pagination; preserved Notion capture).

Full Citation

Dave Broom, The Japanese Way of Whisky, rev. ed. (London: Mitchell Beazley, 2025), 180 (displayed ebook pagination; preserved Notion capture).

Literature Notes

The Japanese Way of Whisky — full-source synthesis

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p. 180; PDF sheet 295

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p. 180; PDF sheet 295

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Short Citation

Broom, Japanese Way of Whisky, 180 (ebook).

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Incense

Verification Notes

Citation and locator reconciled against freshly source-audited EXT-1683; displayed ebook p. 180; preserved Notion PDF 295–295 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), 180 (displayed ebook pagination; preserved Notion capture).

p. 180; PDF sheet 295 through p. 180; PDF sheet 295.

Supported passage

Broom compares the visited incense workshop's attention to aroma, blending, consistency, natural ingredients and maturation with whisky-making, then records Nobuhiro Nakata's account of changing consumer preferences.

Attribution and limits

Keep the analogy distinct from shared chemistry or evidence about all incense makers. Proposed Academy use: compare how sensory crafts handle variable inputs and evolving preferences. Claims about a shared subconscious or universal youth preferences remain interpretation/testimony, not validated psychology or market research.

Verification and use

Citation and locator reconciled against freshly source-audited EXT-1683; displayed ebook p. 180; preserved Notion PDF 295–295 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.