Use for the authors’ vocabulary, not as an authoritative technical standard. ABV/proof, heads/tails recycling, single-malt scope, mash equipment and warehouse types are simplified or conflated. No standalone bonding definition appears; the earlier wording overstated that coverage.
Humorous glossary at sheets724–735. It includes maker beliefs and jokes as well as technical explanations; separate those from validated definitions.
The glossary explains the book’s recurring cultural and production vocabulary, including blend, ex-bourbon cask, malting, mashing, stills, sourced whiskey, spirit grocer and warehouse terms. On sheet729 it defines LPA as Liters Per Annum.
PDF sheet 735
PDF sheet 724
Glossary
Fresh source-fidelity audit of the supplied 744-sheet copy. All supplied sheets were read and visually reviewed; the copy ends mid-index, so complete-publication coverage is not claimed. Verification concerns what this source says, not independent historical, legal or scientific truth. Entire glossary rechecked. Corrected absent bonding-entry claim and standardizes framing. LPA means annual liters in this book, not automatically pure-alcohol liters.
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