Supports the established secondary-barrel supply-chain concept; current brand examples should be refreshed before publication.
Examples are named and time-bounded.
Lee tracks spent barrels into other spirits, beer, condiments, coffee, syrup, furniture, and decorative products, showing that a barrel’s economic life continues after bourbon.
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Barrels After Bourbon
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Paraphrase: Lee tracks spent barrels into other spirits, beer, condiments, coffee, syrup, furniture, and decorative products, showing that a barrel’s economic life continues after bourbon.
Context: Examples are named and time-bounded.
Boundary: Supports the established secondary-barrel supply-chain concept; current brand examples should be refreshed before publication.
Locator: 155–157. Numerical coordinates are supplied PDF sheets, not print pages. This passage was checked within the full338-sheet textual and visual review. Verification confirms the attributed paraphrase, not every underlying claim or an independent experiment.
