Guglielmi, Dominic. Warehouse H: The Story of Blanton’s Bourbon: America’s Most Influential Whiskey. 2nd ed. Boyle & Dalton, 2024.
Supports the claim that mash bill alone cannot determine finished bourbon identity.
Dominic Guglielmi, Warehouse H: The Story of Blanton’s Bourbon: America’s Most Influential Whiskey, 2nd ed. (Boyle & Dalton, 2024), PDF sheet 111.
Dominic Guglielmi, Warehouse H: The Story of Blanton’s Bourbon: America’s Most Influential Whiskey, 2nd ed. (Boyle & Dalton, 2024), PDF sheet 111.
PDF sheet 111; displayed eBook p. 98
PDF sheet 111; displayed eBook p. 98
Guglielmi, Warehouse H, PDF sheet 111.
Filtering — why the same mash bill yields different bourbons
Visually verified against rendered PDF sheet 111 on 2026-08-24; displayed eBook page 98 retained as a secondary locator.
Evidence use
Supports the proposition that mash bill alone cannot determine finished bourbon identity because entry proof, warehouse conditions, aging, individual oak, and filtration continue to shape the product.
Locator
PDF sheet: 111
Displayed eBook page: 98
Section: Filtering — why the same mash bill yields different bourbons
Drafting boundary
The passage identifies contributing variables but does not quantify their relative effects.
Verification
Rechecked during the complete 383-sheet source review on 2026-08-27.