Eric Zandona. The Atlas of Bourbon and American Whiskey: A Journey Through the Spirit of America. Mitchell Beazley, 2021.
Grain suitability shaped early regional mash patterns before purposeful barrel aging became customary.
Eric Zandona, The Atlas of Bourbon and American Whiskey (2021), “Geography shapes early American whiskey”.
Eric Zandona, The Atlas of Bourbon and American Whiskey: A Journey Through the Spirit of America (Mitchell Beazley, 2021), “Geography shapes early American whiskey”.
“Geography shapes early American whiskey”
Zandona, Atlas of Bourbon, “Geography shapes early American whiskey”.
“Geography shapes early American whiskey”
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