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Filed by ALPINE SPIRITS

Lafayette Spice Flavored Whiskey

Park City, UtahExpired 10 Feb 2017

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Distilled at
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Bottled by
Not read Filed by ALPINE SPIRITS under DSP-UT-20012.

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Also filed by ALPINE SPIRITS

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20 NovLafayette, Cur NonWhiskey specialtyNot stated70Not statedBottler onlyFiled
10 NovLafayette, Made With Whiskey Stonefruit & CinnamonWhiskey specialtyNot readNot readNot readNot readExpired
20 NovFiledLafayette, Cur NonWhiskey specialty, 70 proof
Distilled in
Not stated
Distiller
Bottler only
Filed by
Alpine Distilling
10 NovExpiredLafayette, Made With Whiskey Stonefruit & CinnamonWhiskey specialty
Distilled in
Not read
Distiller
Not read
Filed by
Alpine Distilling

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Distiller
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Filed by
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Where this comes from
Label approved
10 Feb 2017
Submitted
10 Jan 2017 (approved 31 days later)
Name on the approval
ALPINE SPIRITS
Address on the approval
Park City, UT
Permits on the approval
DSP-UT-20012
Class on the approval
149, Flavored whiskey
How it was read
Details coming: this label has not been through the reader yet, so the type comes from the class above.
Source
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