By definition, bourbon cannot be aged in used oak barrels. Therefore, purchases of another load of oak barrels needed by a distillery with a long history of producing fine bourbon would be an example of a:
A) straight rebuy.
B) specialty.
C) reciprocity.
D) modified rebuy.
E) new-task buying.

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Bourbon must be aged in new oak barrels by definition, making the purchase of more barrels a routine transaction or a straight rebuy for a distillery with a long history of producing bourbon.

By Definition, Bourbon Cannot Be Aged in Used Oak Barrels