Corroborates the existing post-Prohibition restructuring node; the specific distillery count and market-generalization language is date-bound and excluded.
Opening historical synthesis and account of the late-twentieth-century premium-bourbon revival.
Dominé presents repeal as an incomplete reset: surviving distillers faced changed tastes and a much smaller production base, while late-twentieth-century high-proof, unfiltered, small-batch releases helped renew connoisseur interest and broaden the category beyond standardized four-year products.
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Bourbon and Tennessee whiskey
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Evidence
Dominé presents repeal as an incomplete reset: surviving distillers faced changed tastes and a much smaller production base, while late-twentieth-century high-proof, unfiltered, small-batch releases helped renew connoisseur interest and broaden the category beyond standardized four-year products.
Locator
Locator type: Page
Start: 452
End: 453
Source section: Bourbon and Tennessee whiskey
Context
Opening historical synthesis and account of the late-twentieth-century premium-bourbon revival.
Annotation
Corroborates the existing post-Prohibition restructuring node; the specific distillery count and market-generalization language is date-bound and excluded.
Verification
Status: Verified
Checked against rendered PDF sheets 452–453; paraphrase avoids OCR and dated-count problems.