Nettleton distinguishes preferred mature character from excessive smoothness and discusses reported sensory changes that contemporary analyses did not adequately explain. His proposed physical explanations remain attributed historical hypotheses.
J. A. Nettleton, The Manufacture of Whisky and Plain Spirit (Aberdeen: G. Cornwall & Sons, 1913), 311–312; supplied scan, physical PDF 366–367.
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Nettleton, Manufacture, 311–312.
Sensory maturation and proposed mechanisms
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Nettleton distinguishes preferred mature character from excessive smoothness and discusses reported sensory changes that contemporary analyses did not adequately explain. His proposed physical explanations remain attributed historical hypotheses.
Nettleton 1913 — Sensory maturation and proposed mechanisms
Nettleton (1913) — Maturation, analytical limits and expert authority