A practitioner assessment, not a controlled comparative study. Use as a caution and research question rather than a universal verdict.
The author compares historical patents and modern commercial systems, including both favorable and unfavorable sensory impressions.
After reviewing heat, pressure, sonication, wood contact, and esterification systems, Strickland concludes that these methods tend to emphasize one or two reaction pathways while leaving out the cumulative minor compounds and interactions of traditional maturation.
PDF p. 164; ebook p. 134
PDF p. 161; ebook p. 131
Chapter 5 — Maturation Techniques, rapid aging
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After reviewing heat, pressure, sonication, wood contact, and esterification systems, Strickland concludes that these methods tend to emphasize one or two reaction pathways while leaving out the cumulative minor compounds and interactions of traditional maturation.
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- Source section: Chapter 5 — Maturation Techniques, rapid aging
- Start: PDF p. 161; ebook p. 131
- End: PDF p. 164; ebook p. 134
Context
The author compares historical patents and modern commercial systems, including both favorable and unfavorable sensory impressions.
Research annotation
A practitioner assessment, not a controlled comparative study. Use as a caution and research question rather than a universal verdict.
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Complete 247-sheet page-by-page review finished 2026-08-26; locator checked against extracted text and representative rendered-page evidence.