A 2003-era dispute described in a 2018 book. Product composition, labels, and law are not assumed current.
Haara uses the Barton counterclaim, label wording, and advertisements to distinguish distillation, maturation, and bottling locations.
In the Woodford Reserve dispute, wording such as distilled for, aged and bottled by and matured distinguished the named site's roles from actual distillation elsewhere, showing why provenance must be recorded by production stage rather than assigned wholesale to one brand location.
Chapter 10, “Bourbon Drives Truth in Labeling” — Woodford Reserve: distilled for, aged and bottled by, and matured
Chapter 10, “Bourbon Drives Truth in Labeling” — Woodford Reserve: distilled for, aged and bottled by, and matured
Textually verified against extracted text and visually located in the complete 199-sheet review on 2026-08-27. Crosswalk verified 2026-09-16 against the local ebook: Chapter 10, “Bourbon Drives Truth in Labeling” — Woodford Reserve: distilled for, aged and bottled by, and matured. Internal PDF sheets 141–143; these are file coordinates, not printed pagination. Supersedes prior locator PDF sheet 141 PDF sheet 143.
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