Supports the time-lag model: aged-whiskey supply decisions commit capital years before market feedback.
The account contrasts patient inventory building with young small-barrel releases and emergency sourced-whiskey blending.
Dry Fly delayed scaling a whiskey until it was far enough through maturation to judge the result, accepting temporary stockouts rather than committing large inventory before quality was knowable.
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