An aging decision can reflect inventory finance without proving sensory quality.
A capital constraint does not by itself show either inferior or superior quality.
Stursa connects the reported three-year bottling decision to the cost of holding whiskey for longer and separately cites favorable reviews. The financing explanation and the sensory judgment are different kinds of evidence.
Idea
An aging decision can reflect inventory finance without proving sensory quality.
Case
Stursa connects the reported three-year bottling decision to the cost of holding whiskey for longer and separately cites favorable reviews. The financing explanation and the sensory judgment are different kinds of evidence.
Qualification
A capital constraint does not by itself show either inferior or superior quality.
Connections
