Campbell, Sally Van Winkle. But Always Fine Bourbon: Pappy Van Winkle and the Story of Old Fitzgerald. Louisville, KY: Limestone Lane Press, 1999. Expanded ebook, release date not stated; supplied 291-page PDF capture includes material through at least 2004.
The 1937 Life feature and family recollections describe Derby brunches and mint juleps as recurring settings for sociability and customer entertainment. Nana, Rip and Kate are explicitly credited with creating the atmosphere supporting the company's success. The 1938 Lawrin story connects a gifted four-leaf clover with a Derby victory.
Sally Van Winkle Campbell, But Always Fine Bourbon, expanded ebook (original printing 1999), supplied PDF pp. 113–119.
Sally Van Winkle Campbell, But Always Fine Bourbon: Pappy Van Winkle and the Story of Old Fitzgerald (Louisville, KY: Limestone Lane Press, 1999; expanded ebook, release date not stated), supplied PDF pp. 113–119.
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Campbell, But Always Fine Bourbon, PDF 113–119.
Chapter 7 — Derby hospitality
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Bibliography: Campbell, Sally Van Winkle. But Always Fine Bourbon: Pappy Van Winkle and the Story of Old Fitzgerald. Louisville, KY: Limestone Lane Press, 1999. Expanded ebook, release date not stated; supplied 291-page PDF capture includes material through at least 2004.
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Treat the clover's supposed influence as lore. Distinguish an independently checkable race result from the lucky-charm explanation. Women's hosting and servants' work were inputs into a commercial relationship system, not just decorative scenes.
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