Hannush, Drew. The Lost History of Tennessee Whiskey: Heroes, Villains, and Legends from a Whiskey Story Time Forgot. Travel Fuels Life LLC, 2023.
Supports the evidence record: Restored historic brands often used sourced whiskey as a bridge to house production. Use to analyze sourcing without treating it as inherently deceptive. Check each brand's disclosure, production dates, and current stock independently.
Drew Hannush, The Lost History of Tennessee Whiskey: Heroes, Villains, and Legends from a Whiskey Story Time Forgot (Travel Fuels Life LLC, 2023), supplied PDF sheets 435–447.
Drew Hannush, The Lost History of Tennessee Whiskey: Heroes, Villains, and Legends from a Whiskey Story Time Forgot (Travel Fuels Life LLC, 2023), supplied PDF sheets 435–447.
PDF sheet 447
PDF sheet 435
Hannush, Lost History of Tennessee Whiskey, supplied PDF sheets 435–447.
Historic-brand restoration and staged production
Fresh text comparison2026-09-28: PDF sheets435–447; extracted on-screen ebook labels412–423. Physical PDF-sheet locator is canonical. Full457-sheet visual layout survey completed; contact sheets are not fine-detail proof. Capture lacks endnotes, bibliography and index; this verifies representation of a secondary source, not its primary evidence. PDF436 dates Belle Meade release2012 but447 says first bottles2017. Preserve that unresolved contradiction; sourced-to-house transition dates need producer records.
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