Figure 1.1 supplies the sequence; methodological proposal, not a universally validated whiskey procedure.
The sequence is transferable to whiskey because it prevents a single global impression from replacing channel-specific observation.
Jackson’s sequence examines appearance, orthonasal odor, taste and mouthfeel, retronasal odor, finish, and then repeats the assessment before an overall judgment.
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Chapter 1 — Tasting Process
Fresh consecutive source reading completed September 28, 2026. Locator corrected to the supplied 753-sheet PDF; screen counters were previously mislabeled printed pages. Paraphrase checked against its source context. Figure 1.1 supplies the sequence; methodological proposal, not a universally validated whiskey procedure.
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