Applied evidence that local provenance can be organized through named supply-chain relationships. The passage reports goals and relationships, not a formal custody audit.
Martini’s producer profile explains a local mill–distillery–farmer network.
Martini reports that Treaty Oak buys milled grain from Barton Springs Mill on adjacent property, can have malted barley milled roughly 100 yards from the distillery, and used the mill’s farmer relationships to pursue grain grown entirely in Texas.
Complete-copy PDF sheets 423–424; displayed ebook p. 378
Complete-copy PDF sheets 423–424; displayed ebook p. 378
Treaty Oak
Fresh sequential audit2026-09-29: main text1–574 read, all-page visual survey completed. Evidence checked at Complete-copy PDF sheets 423–424; displayed ebook p. 378. Page numeric field now refers to the complete-copy PDF screen, superseding the184-screen selective capture. Verified means faithful to this2021 source, not independently confirmed current fact.
Evidence
Martini reports that Treaty Oak buys milled grain from Barton Springs Mill on adjacent property, can have malted barley milled roughly 100 yards from the distillery, and used the mill’s farmer relationships to pursue grain grown entirely in Texas.
Interpretation
Applied evidence that local provenance can be organized through named supply-chain relationships. The passage reports goals and relationships, not a formal custody audit.
Verification
Fresh sequential audit2026-09-29: main text1–574 read, all-page visual survey completed. Evidence checked at Complete-copy PDF sheets 423–424; displayed ebook p. 378. Page numeric field now refers to the complete-copy PDF screen, superseding the184-screen selective capture. Verified means faithful to this2021 source, not independently confirmed current fact.