Bread trials are a development story, not proof of distilled flavor. Screen137 says more than two months: 10,800 hours divided among five 40-hour-week workers equals54weeks. The phrase is literally true but understates the scale; it is not an outright arithmetic contradiction. The underlying labor estimate remains unverified.
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Discusses recipe development, ownership history, scarcity messaging, Margie's wax seal and bottle presentation, and warehouse rotation as a route toward consistent maturation.
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Maker's Mark, Margie and barrel rotation
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Discusses recipe development, ownership history, scarcity messaging, Margie's wax seal and bottle presentation, and warehouse rotation as a route toward consistent maturation.
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Supplied PDF screens 128–137; Maker's Mark, Margie and barrel rotation. Original paraphrase, not a direct quote. Use continuous original screen numbering, not printed pages.
Annotation
Bread trials are a development story, not proof of distilled flavor. Screen137 says more than two months: 10,800 hours divided among five 40-hour-week workers equals54weeks. The phrase is literally true but understates the scale; it is not an outright arithmetic contradiction. The underlying labor estimate remains unverified.
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