PDF73 includes a junior who privately disagrees but defers to Booker: valuable authority-bias case, not evidence of infallible palate. Red-lining/retesting is attributed practice.
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The narrative depicts Booker and colleagues tasting barrels, retesting doubtful whiskey, and setting aside liquid that still failed sensory judgment.
Chapter 8 — Dark Clouds on the Horizon
Chapter 8 — Dark Clouds on the Horizon
September29 fresh reading: supplied PDF71–73 checked in context. PDF73 includes a junior who privately disagrees but defers to Booker: valuable authority-bias case, not evidence of infallible palate. Red-lining/retesting is attributed practice. Verified as an attributed source passage, not independent factual corroboration. Whole-book gap: index188–209 lacks most destinations.
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