Cleaveland, Raymond. “The Spirit Is Willing: A Proposal for American Single Malt Whiskey.” Seattle University Law Review 44 (2021): 531–562.
The Note traces a line from nineteenth-century conflict over straight and rectified whiskey through federal purity, bond, and labeling controls to modern standards of identity.
Raymond Cleaveland, “The Spirit Is Willing: A Proposal for American Single Malt Whiskey,” Seattle University Law Review 44 (2021): 537–540.
Raymond Cleaveland, “The Spirit Is Willing: A Proposal for American Single Malt Whiskey,” Seattle University Law Review 44 (2021): 537–540.
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Cleaveland, “The Spirit Is Willing,” pp. 537–540.
Part II — Historical development of identity standards
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