Taylor bourbon) to join with then-Secretary of the Treasury John G. Carlisle to fight for the Bottled-in-Bond Act. To ensure compliance, Treasury agents were assigned to control access to so-called bonded warehouses at the distilleries. In addition to producing bonded bourbon, some companies produce bonded rye whiskey, corn whiskey, and applejack. See also Outline of whisky References Further reading Carson, Gerald. The Social History of Bourbon (The University Press of Kentucky, 1984) 1897 in American law Alcohol law in the United States Whisky Whiskies of the United States