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September 24, 1947
The Nome Nugget
Nome, Nome County, Alaska
What is this article about?
At a convention in Atlantic City, N.J., distiller Lewis P. Weiner claims U.S.-made Scotch whiskey matches Scottish quality using local or chemical duplicates of key ingredients.
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Scotch Can Be
Made Anywhere
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. (AP)-
Good Scotch doesn't have to come
from
Scotland. the national alcoholic beverage control association
was told yesterday. The U. S. version of the whiskey, according to
Lewis P. Weiner, is just as good.
Weiner. a Peoria, Ill.. distiller,
told
the
association's
convention
that
the
vital
grain,
water
and
peat
used
in
Scotland
is
being
matched
locally
or
duplicated
chemically
to
produce a
whiskey
at least as good.
Scottish distillers,
Weiner
said,
have no secret formula
that can
surpass the U. S. product.
Made Anywhere
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. (AP)-
Good Scotch doesn't have to come
from
Scotland. the national alcoholic beverage control association
was told yesterday. The U. S. version of the whiskey, according to
Lewis P. Weiner, is just as good.
Weiner. a Peoria, Ill.. distiller,
told
the
association's
convention
that
the
vital
grain,
water
and
peat
used
in
Scotland
is
being
matched
locally
or
duplicated
chemically
to
produce a
whiskey
at least as good.
Scottish distillers,
Weiner
said,
have no secret formula
that can
surpass the U. S. product.
What sub-type of article is it?
Curiosity
What themes does it cover?
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
Scotch Whiskey
Us Production
Scottish Comparison
Distilling Convention
What entities or persons were involved?
Lewis P. Weiner
Where did it happen?
Atlantic City, N. J.
Story Details
Key Persons
Lewis P. Weiner
Location
Atlantic City, N. J.
Event Date
Yesterday
Story Details
Distiller Lewis P. Weiner informs the National Alcoholic Beverage Control Association convention that U.S. Scotch whiskey equals Scottish quality by matching or chemically duplicating grain, water, and peat, with no superior secret formula from Scotland.