Guglielmi, Dominic. Warehouse H: The Story of Blanton’s Bourbon: America’s Most Influential Whiskey. 2nd ed. Boyle & Dalton, 2024.
Supports the correction of lone-genius credit and the qualified interpretation that Blanton’s helped establish a premium single-barrel and small-batch segment.
Dominic Guglielmi, Warehouse H: The Story of Blanton’s Bourbon: America’s Most Influential Whiskey, 2nd ed. (Boyle & Dalton, 2024), PDF sheets 317–321.
Dominic Guglielmi, Warehouse H: The Story of Blanton’s Bourbon: America’s Most Influential Whiskey, 2nd ed. (Boyle & Dalton, 2024), PDF sheets 317–321.
PDF sheet 321; displayed eBook p. 282
PDF sheet 317; displayed eBook p. 277
Guglielmi, Warehouse H, PDF sheets 317–321.
Chapter 13 — Legends Never Die
Complete passage and rendered sheets verified on 2026-08-27; broad causal language about bourbon’s revival remains interpretive and attributed.
Evidence use
Supports the correction of lone-genius credit and the qualified interpretation that Blanton’s helped establish a premium single-barrel and small-batch segment.
Locator
PDF sheets: 317–321
Displayed eBook pages: 277–282
Section: Chapter 13 — Legends Never Die
Drafting boundary
Attribute claims about the product’s industry-wide causal impact. The evidence is stronger for collaborative creation than for any assertion that one release caused bourbon’s revival.
Verification
The complete passage and all rendered sheets were verified on 2026-08-27.