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There’s a rule in the law that when you ask for an injunction, you can’t have been a bad guy too. In 1893 when James E. Pepper tried to protect his “Old Pepper” brand, he learned this rule the hard way. The events described… Continue Reading “James E. Pepper’s Fraud Previews The Taft Decision.”
The recent proliferation of new bourbon brands has included many brands distilled and aged by existing distilleries but sold under new, often “historic,” names. Of course, a new brand seeking to capitalize on the bourgeoning bourbon market wouldn’t have time to create a recipe… Continue Reading “One hundred years ago, secret sourcing was considered fraud.”
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