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.
Six reproduced advertising columns use folk stories to sell quality, sour mash,100 proof and bottled-in-bond identity. They connect business patience, consumer education, humor, gendered taste stereotypes and customer loyalty. The long production lead time is turned into an argument for quality rather than forecasting fashions.
Sally Van Winkle Campbell, But Always Fine Bourbon, expanded ebook (original printing 1999), supplied PDF pp. 203–207.
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. 203–207.
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Campbell, But Always Fine Bourbon, PDF 203–207.
Chapter 15 — personality-led magazine columns
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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. 203–207.
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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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Advertising is primary evidence for positioning, not objective product superiority. Gendered strong-versus-weak flavor rhetoric is a historical marketing choice, not sensory science. The label-law explanations are historical and incomplete, not current compliance guidance.
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