Primary evidence of the book’s proposed blend and historical naming, not proof of actual market frequency, genuine origin of the resulting product, current category compliance or health effects.
The neighboring footnote criticizes essence-only whiskey imitation while recommending named-whiskey blending according to price. The exact 3:7 figures were verified against the individual scan because OCR misread the numeral.
Recipes 364–366 specify three gallons of the named genuine whiskey combined with seven gallons of pure neutral spirit; the Monongahela recipe also calls for yellow coloring.
Schultz printed pp. 202–203; PDF pp. 207–208; Nos. 364–366
Appendix manufacturing recipes: Irish, Monongahela or Bourbon, and Scotch whiskey
Fresh direct comparison of extracted text to PDF scans 207–208 on 2026-10-01; numeral 3 verified visually.