Timeline records fermentation-vessel and barrel-entry-proof changes
Timeline records fermentation-vessel and barrel-entry-proof changes

Timeline records fermentation-vessel and barrel-entry-proof changes

Annotation

Potentially useful for showing that a brand's liquid can change through equipment and process adjustments even while identity remains stable.

Challenges Claims
Context

These entries identify specific production changes within a wider brand and facility chronology.

Excerpt ID
266
Excerpt Text

The timeline dates Wild Turkey's first steel fermentation tank to 1984, says cypress tanks were phased out by the mid-1990s, and records barrel-entry-proof changes from 107 to 110 in 2004 and from 110 to 115 in 2006.

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2006 entry

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1984 entry

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Paragraph
Originating Working Notes
Page (text)
Source
No access
Source Section

1984–2006

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Verification Notes

Checked against the live Rare Bird 101 timeline on 2026-08-31. The 1984 entry states that the first steel fermentation tank began the cypress phaseout, completed by the mid-1990s; the 2004 and 2006 entries record barrel-entry-proof changes from 107 to 110 and then to 115. Treat as a compiled specialist secondary timeline; corroborate before making a high-stakes production-history claim.

Verification Status
Verified

Evidence

The timeline dates Wild Turkey's first steel fermentation tank to 1984, says cypress tanks were phased out by the mid-1990s, and records barrel-entry-proof changes from 107 to 110 in 2004 and from 110 to 115 in 2006.

Locator

Locator type: Paragraph

Start: 1984 entry

End: 2006 entry

Source section: 1984–2006

Context

These entries identify specific production changes within a wider brand and facility chronology.

Annotation

Potentially useful for showing that a brand's liquid can change through equipment and process adjustments even while identity remains stable.

Verification

Status: Needs Review

Text accurately reflects the timeline, but the page does not attach item-level citations to these entries. Corroborate with interviews, distillery records, labels, or specialist books before use.