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The authors identify persistent misinformation—including the ideas that all Scotch is smoky, that each region has one flavor profile, or that color reveals age—and argue that industry communicators share responsibility for accuracy.
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The authors identify persistent misinformation—including the ideas that all Scotch is smoky, that each region has one flavor profile, or that color reveals age—and argue that industry communicators share responsibility for accuracy.
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Use as practitioner perspective supporting explicit myth-versus-evidence design.
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Literature Note — Whisky Value, Education, and Postmodern Identity
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