Campbell, But Always Fine Bourbon — PDF 167–168

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.

In reproduced congressional questioning, Van Winkle distinguishes mixing similar whiskies from combining whiskey and neutral spirits. His preferred vocabulary reserves blending for the former and calls the latter compounding. He also acknowledges having worked in rectifying himself.

Sally Van Winkle Campbell, But Always Fine Bourbon, expanded ebook (original printing 1999), supplied PDF pp. 167–168.

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. 167–168.

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Campbell, But Always Fine Bourbon, PDF 167–168.

Chapter 12 — whiskey blending versus neutral-spirit compounding

Bibliography checked against PDF3,287 and expanded afterword. Ready to cite this source as attributed evidence, not independent validation or confirmation of an underlying historical document. PDF locators, not reader or original-print pagination. This is unusually relevant to consumer blending: objections to neutral-spirit products cannot be generalized into opposition to every whiskey-to-whiskey blend. His terminology and tax comments are historical testimony, not a statement of current labeling law or proof that a particular blend will taste good.